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Which expression has the same value as
3-(-10) ?

3+10

10+(-3)

3-10

10-3

Which expression has the same value as $3-(-10)$ ? $\newline$ $3+10$ $\newline$ $10+(-3)$ $\newline$ $3-10$ $\newline$ $10-3$

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Evaluate integers raised to rational exponents

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Q. Which expression has the same value as

3-(-10)

?

\newline

3+10

\newline

10+(-3)

\newline

3-10

\newline

10-3

Understand Expression: Understand the original expression. $\newline$ The original expression is $3-(-10)$ , which involves subtracting a negative number from a positive number. $\newline$ Subtracting a negative is the same as adding its positive counterpart. $\newline$ So, $3-(-10)$ is equivalent to $3+10$ .
Compare Options: Compare the original expression to the given options. $\newline$ We need to find which expression has the same value as $3+10$ . $\newline$ Option A: $3+10$ is exactly the same as our simplified original expression. $\newline$ Option B: $10+(-3)$ is adding a negative number to a positive number, which is not the same as our original expression. $\newline$ Option C: $3-10$ is subtracting a positive number from another positive number, which is not the same as our original expression. $\newline$ Option D: $10-3$ is subtracting a smaller positive number from a larger positive number, which is not the same as our original expression.
Confirm Correct Expression: Confirm the correct expression. $\newline$ The correct expression that has the same value as $3-(-10)$ is $3+10$ , which is Option $A$ .

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