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Subtraction and addition with whole numbers

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    The addition of whole numbers is when
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    these have the same sign, not only when
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    one of them has the plus sign, so
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    since this is the first number, then it's understood that
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    if not indicates it's
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    positive and here we can see that both
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    have the same sign
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    so both move to the same side of the number line
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    or an amount is being added, for instance,
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    here we have 5 apples
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    it means that they're given to you
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    and the +7
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    it means that they're giving
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    another 7 apples
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    so as a whole we have
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    12 apples or as mentioned in the number line
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    using 0 as a reference
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    +5 means that you move 5 units to the right
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    ok?
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    and the +7 means that here are 7 more
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    so, it would be: 1,2,3,4
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    5,6,7
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    in total it moved from 0 twelve spaces or leaps
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    another example that's an addition and in general sometimes
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    it's not considered
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    it's when we have two negative numbers, for example -6 and -3
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    the same sign, they move towards the same way
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    or making an analogy with oranges, here they took
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    six oranges and here they're taking away other 3
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    so in total they took from me 9 oranges
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    it's an additon, but only of negatives
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    and it can also be solves through the number line
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    here we have 0, but in this case
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    let's go to the negative side
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    it would obviously be -6
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    1,2,3,4,5,6
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    remember that negatives move to the left
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    and other -3 mean that while being here
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    1,2,3
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    due that we move to the same way
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    the scale has to be added
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    if there's uncertainty on how to perform
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    an addition of negative signs
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    I recommend to think about a money situation
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    for it's what we use on a daily basis
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    let's assume that someone asks for 6 pesos
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    and then this same person asks you for other 3 pesos
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    we're going to interpret negative as taking money away
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    so as a whole that person owes you 9 pesos
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    or the positive can be associated with money that someone is giving you
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    then, it'd be: I was given 5 pesos
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    and then they gave me 7, as a whole, I was given 12
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    solving other exercises, here we have
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    several numbers and all are positive
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    well, let's remember that the first one if not indicated is also positive
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    it's an addition
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    here we can add either by pairs
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    or to this one, I add an amount and so on
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    until we simplify all this in one amount
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    it's easier for me to group by pairs
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    put multiples together or every ten or close to it
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    in this case. it's a 20, this and this give me 10, so it's 30
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    and adding a 14 it turns into 44, so the answer is +44
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    here all numbers have the same sign, in other words, minus
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    so here we have a negative addition and by grouping here
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    it's easier this one and this other one, it'd be a 30 and a 6, it'd be a 36 negative
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    so when we have the numbers without parenthesis
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    double signs, only when all numbers are all the same
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    then it'll be an addition of either positives or negatives
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    in the case of the subtraction with whole numbers
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    it's always when we have a pair of numbers and these have different signs
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    well here the first one, this one is positive
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    here we see that it's positive and this one negative
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    so by looking for the difference between 9 and 4
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    that we know it's 5 and due to this one being greater
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    than the 4, the answer should be
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    positive, this is just like having 9 apples and they ask you for 4, or lost them and you end up with
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    5 since you had more that what it was taken away
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    the answer is positive
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    this can also be shown in the number line
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    putting the 0 here, if we have 9 units 3,4,5,6,7,8,9
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    and they take away 4, then this was going one way and now
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    minus 4 means that you go back 4,3...4 then this
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    amount would be 5 positive
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    it must be taken into account that his same operation
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    can be done the following way where -4
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    stays in the first position and the +9 in the second due to the fact that is remains
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    with the same sign, then the answer must be the same
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    this subtraction has different signs
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    the difference between 9 and 4 is that 5 units separate them
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    since this one is greather than this other one, the answer remains positive
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    or if you want ti use the numeric table
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    or you can aldo make an analogy with money, if you lost 4 pesos
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    that you borrowed and they give you back 9, it means that what you owed is covered
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    and you still have 5 pesos
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    solving other exercises where you apply subtraction
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    here we have two numbers with different signs, so
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    looking for their difference, you take 2 from 8, you get 6, that's the distance that separates them
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    these numbers and because the 8 is greater
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    than 2 the answer should be negative, in this other one
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    the signs are different, so looking for the difference
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    it's 4, 15 is greater than 11 so
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    the answer is positive
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    if by doing the subtraction this way
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    you get confused or don't fully understand, think what was mentioned in the money analogy
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    which is used on a daily basis
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    if you have 2 pesos and someone asks you for 8 pesos
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    you'd be short by 6, since they're missing, it means they're negative
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    in this case, let's assume that they asked you for 11 pesos and then give you 15, it means that they paid and that
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    you have 4 left
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    it also works with
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    the number line, it represents poditive numbers that move to the right
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    negatives move to the left and the answer as you can see
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    is 6 and here +4, another thing that you must take into account is that
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    this didn't become negative by multiplication
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    positive times negative and apply the law of signs and the answer is negative, if you see
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    here when applying the law of signs it won´t be positive
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    it won't be positive, it'd be negative, so
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    here we don't apply the law of signs, if and when we don´t have a parenthesis here
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    it'd be a multiplication, then when we have numbers
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    without parenthesis or square brackets
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    or keys, it'll always be a subtraction
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    and it'll be solved this way
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    to finish solving this exercise, here we have several numbers where some
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    are positive and others negative so we have several ways to
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    come up with the answer, I reccomend to add
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    the same signs first for example the 6
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    9 and 8, then it would be a positive addition
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    here 9+8=17
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    and then 17+6=+23
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    and the others are also of the same sign, then it's a negative addition
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    so here it'd be 5 and 11=16 and 20=36
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    but negative
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    to finish, since we have 2 numbers and they have different signs, then it's a subtraction
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    looking for the difference between them or 36-23 gives us 13
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    and due to the fact that 36 is greater than 23
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    the answer is negative
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    you can also solve by pairs, in other words,
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    you start on this side, subtract and between these two numbers you get +1
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    and then +1-11 you get -10 and then
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    here -10+9 you get -1
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    -21 adding 20 and -21+8 you get -13
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    either way you get the same answer
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    Subtitled by Mali Reyna
Title:
Subtraction and addition with whole numbers
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Video Language:
Spanish, Mexican
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08:41

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