Using number line write the integer which is 5 more than -5. - Vidyadip

Question

Using number line write the integer which is $5$ more than $-5.$

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Answer

We will start from $-5$ and move to the right by $5$ steps and obtain $0$ as shown below:

Therefore, $5$ more than $-5$ is $0.$

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