The correct answers for the given questions are:
1. The sum p+(−q) is the number located a distance |q| from p in the positive direction.
2. The correct number line to find the sum p+q if p is positive and q is negative is: <-q--p->
3. The sum of (-3) and (-17) is -20.
4. The sum of (4) and (-15) is -11.
5. The sum of (-18) and (5) is -13.
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Which of the following describes the sum in terms of p and q?(1 point)
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The sum p+(−q) is the number located a distance |q| from p in the positive direction.
The sum p plus left parenthesis negative q right parenthesis is the number located a distance Start Absolute Value q End Absolute Value from p in the positive direction.
The sum p+(−q) is the number located a distance |p| from q in the negative direction.
The sum p plus left parenthesis negative q right parenthesis is the number located a distance Start Absolute Value p End Absolute Value from q in the negative direction.
The sum p+(−q) is the number located a distance |q| from p in the negative direction.
The sum p plus left parenthesis negative q right parenthesis is the number located a distance Start Absolute Value q End Absolute Value from p in the negative direction.
The sum −p+(−q) is the number located a distance p from q in the positive direction.
Which number line shows the correct way to find the sum p+q if p is positive and q is negative?(1 point)
Use properties of operations to add (−3) and (−17).(1 point)
Responses
20
20
−14
negative 14
14
14
−20
Add (4) and (−15).(1 point)
Responses
19
19
−11
negative 11
11
11
−19
negative 19
Add (−18) and (5).(1 point)
Responses
−13
negative 13
23
23
13
13
−23
negative 23
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