Question

Which statement best explains the value of 16 − (−3)?

The additive inverse of −3 is −3, so 16 − (−3) = 19.

The additive inverse of −3 is −3, so 16 − (−3) = 13.

The additive inverse of −3 is +3, so 16 − (−3) = 19.

The additive inverse of −3 is +3, so 16 − (−3) = 13.

Answer 1

who knows
pretty clear that \(16-(-3)=16+3=9\) though

Answer 2

I have no idea @NKP

Answer 3

go with C
it is always C

Answer 4

are you guessing @satellite73

Answer 5

yes
but it is an educated guess

Answer 6

ok

Answer 7

since both statements are correct