Yes it is.
No. It is 5 times smaller.
Yes. -3 is smaller than +5. Any negative number is smaller than any positive number.
Negative numbers are smaller than zero and are considered less than positive numbers. For example, -1 is smaller than 0, and -5 is smaller than -1. The further a negative number is from zero, the smaller its value. Thus, all negative numbers are less than any positive number.
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It depends. If the positive is bigger, than it will be positive (-5+10=5 is the same as 10-5=5). If it is smaller than the negative, it will be negative (-10+5=-5 is the same as 5-10)
No, negative 13 is not greater than negative 5. In the number line, as you move to the left, the numbers become smaller. Therefore, negative 5 is closer to zero than negative 13, making it greater in value.
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any positive number is larger than a negative. a bigger negative number like -1000 is smaller than -500, which is smaller than 0, think about it like a number line.
No negative 5 is greater than negative 7. Remember, when you go right on a number line the amount of what you have gets bigger. If you go left on the number line the amount you have gets smaller. In terms, think of this. If you were sitting at $-5, how would you get to negative $-7? You'd go left(spend)? So this means that the amount is getting smaller.
Yes.
Negative 9 minus 5 can be solved by first recognizing that subtracting a positive number is equivalent to adding its negative. Therefore, negative 9 minus 5 is the same as negative 9 plus negative 5. When adding two negative numbers, you add their absolute values and keep the negative sign. Thus, negative 9 plus negative 5 equals negative 14.
A smaller negative number is any negative number that is closer to zero than another negative number. In simpler terms, a negative number with a smaller absolute value is considered smaller. So, for example, -3 is smaller than -5 because 3 is less than 5. Hope that clears things up for you!