Adding Negative Numbers
Practice adding negative numbers and understanding their representation on a number line.
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Adding Negative Numbers Worksheet
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Read each question carefully and show your work. Use the number line diagrams to help you visualize the addition of negative numbers.
1. Start at 3 on the number line and add -5. Where do you land?
2. Start at -2 on the number line and add -4. Where do you land?
Fill in the blanks to complete the addition problems.
3. -7 + (-3) =
4. 5 + (-9) =
5. -10 + 4 =
6. -2 + (-6) =
7. Which of the following expressions is equivalent to -8?
-5 + 3
2 + (-10)
-4 + 12
-1 + (-7)
8. The sum of two negative numbers is always a negative number.
True
False
9. The temperature dropped 6 degrees Celsius, then dropped another 3 degrees Celsius. What is the total change in temperature?
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