Question
Write a positive integer and a negative integer whose difference is a positive integer.
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Answer
A number of solutions can be possible. e.g.
Let first integer $= 4$ and
second integer $= (-3) [$positive integer$]$
Let first integer $= 4$ and
second integer $= (-3) [$positive integer$]$
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