SUBTRACTING INTEGERS 1. CHANGE THE SUBTRACTION SIGN TO ADDITION

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SUBTRACTING INTEGERS 1. CHANGE THE SUBTRACTION SIGN TO ADDITION 2. TAKE THE INVERSE OF THE SECOND NUMBER 3. FOLLOW THE RULES FOR ADDITION 4. “ADD THE OPPOSITE”

Problem 1 -3 - 5 =

Problem 2 5 - (-3) =

Problem 3 -2 - (-10) =

Problem 4 -3 - 8 =

Problem 5 -6 - 8 =

Problem 6 3 - (-9) =

Problem 7 -7 - (-3) =

Problem 8 -9 - 0 =

Problem 9 -9 - (-7) =

Problem 10 16 - (-10) =

Problem 11 9 - (-17) =

Problem 12 -4 - (-9) =

Problem 13 5 - (-1) =

Problem 14 13 - (-4) =

Problem 15 15 - (-2) =

Problem 16 -12 - (-11) =

Problem 17 -19 - 4 =

Problem 18 -17 - 7 =

Problem 19 -12 - 5 =

Problem 20 -8 - (-4) =