Negative numbers are numbers that are below zero and are used thermometers, number lines and to describe the sea level. They are also used for four quadrant graphs and to show lack of money.
A negative number is a number that is below zero and is written not like this 3, or this 3- but like this -3. An example of a negative number is a debt that is owed.
If you have a number like 150 and you subtract 350 you will end up with -200.When you are dealing with negitive numbers it is possable to subtract a big number from a little number but, you will end up with a negitive number, so you will end up adding to get back up to zero or to get to a positive number.
I know that when you times two negative numbers you get a positive number. Negative numbers also deal with thermometers when it is really cold.An ex. of this is -13 degrees.Negative numbers are always below zero.
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negative numbers are numbers that are below zero like on a thermometer,or on a number line, or elevation below sea level
Negative numbers are numbers that are below zero and are used thermometers, number lines and to describe the sea level. They are also used for four quadrant graphs and to show lack of money.
A negative number is a number that is below zero and is written not like this 3, or this 3- but like this -3. An example of a negative number is a debt that is owed.
They are below zero. If you multiply them they become positive if you ad them they stay negative.
If you have a number like 150 and you subtract 350 you will end up with -200.When you are dealing with negitive numbers it is possable to subtract a big number from a little number but, you will end up with a negitive number, so you will end up adding to get back up to zero or to get to a positive number.
I know that when you times two negative numbers you get a positive number. Negative numbers also deal with thermometers when it is really cold.An ex. of this is -13 degrees.Negative numbers are always below zero.
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