Add −1310 +(−4215).(1 point)

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−5 1/5

−5 1/6

−2 5/6

−5 13/30

Answer 1

To solve the expression \(-1310 + (-4215)\), we need to add the two negative numbers.

When adding two negative numbers, we add their absolute values and then apply a negative sign to the result.

1. Calculate the sum of the absolute values: \[ 1310 + 4215 = 5525 \]

2. Since both numbers are negative, the result is: \[ -5525 \]

Now, it seems the options provided (−5 1/5, −5 1/6, −2 5/6, −5 13/30) do not match our result of \(-5525\).

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