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-3 - (-9)
Draw two arrows to show -3 - (-9)
Draw two arrows to show -3 - (-9)
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To show -3 - (-9), we can draw two arrows.
First, let's draw an arrow pointing to the left with a length of 3 units, representing -3.
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Next, let's draw another arrow starting at the end of the first arrow, pointing to the left with a length of 9 units, representing -(-9).
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Finally, let's find the difference between the two arrows by subtracting the second arrow from the first arrow:
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The resulting arrow is pointing to the right with a length of 6 units. Thus, -3 - (-9) = 6.
First, let's draw an arrow pointing to the left with a length of 3 units, representing -3.
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Next, let's draw another arrow starting at the end of the first arrow, pointing to the left with a length of 9 units, representing -(-9).
<-- <---------
Finally, let's find the difference between the two arrows by subtracting the second arrow from the first arrow:
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<-- <---------
The resulting arrow is pointing to the right with a length of 6 units. Thus, -3 - (-9) = 6.
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