Using Number Lines to Add Two Integers with Different Signs
To add two integers with different signs on a number line, start at the first and move right for a positive or left for a negative. The answer takes the sign of whichever number was further from zero.
Using Number Lines to Add Two Integers with Different Signs, Example 1
Using Number Lines to Add Two Integers with Different Signs, Example 2
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