Question
Use number line and add the integers: $(-5) + 10$
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Answer
First we move $5$ steps to the left of $0$ reaching $-5,$ then from $- 5$ we move 10 steps to the right. We reach the point $+5.$
Thus, $(-5) + 10 = 5.$
Thus, $(-5) + 10 = 5.$
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