Using Number Lines to Add Two Negative Integers
To add two negative integers on a number line, start at the first number and move left by the size of the second. Moving left twice always lands you further from zero, which is why two negatives add to a larger negative.
Using Number Lines to Add Two Negative Integers, Example 1
Using Number Lines to Add Two Negative Integers, Example 2
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