Question
Write a negative integer and a positive integer, whose difference is -3.
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Answer
A negative integer and a positive integer, whose difference is -3, can be -1 and 2.
$\because$ Difference $=-1-(2)=-1-2=-3$
$\because$ Difference $=-1-(2)=-1-2=-3$
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