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Use a number line to add
+(-1).
Use a number line to add
+(-1).
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To visualize the addition of \( +(-1) \) using a number line, you can follow these steps:
1. **Start at Zero:** Locate the point at zero on the number line.
2. **Move Left:** Since you are adding a negative number (-1), you will move to the left on the number line. Moving left represents subtracting.
3. **Count the Steps:** Move one unit to the left from zero.
This brings you to the point \(-1\) on the number line.
Therefore, \(0 + (-1) = -1\).
1. **Start at Zero:** Locate the point at zero on the number line.
2. **Move Left:** Since you are adding a negative number (-1), you will move to the left on the number line. Moving left represents subtracting.
3. **Count the Steps:** Move one unit to the left from zero.
This brings you to the point \(-1\) on the number line.
Therefore, \(0 + (-1) = -1\).
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