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25 August, 07:27

How to show work on (-41) + (14) =

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  1. 25 August, 07:51
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    It is hard to show work for this problem because it very similar to a basic addition or subtraction problem.

    Just so you have the answer and how to solve. - 27 is the answer. Think about it like 41-14 then add the negative back. But I would strongly suggest not writing that as work because you teacher might get confused about what you are doing
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