Question

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What does KCC mean when you subtract two integers?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

ummm....@YoungStudier

Answer 3

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Answer 4

@vzfreakz @vampirediaries @vasu819 @XtremeToastr @timothywhitaker @Thatkid_marc @toloaf @Tal_Tal @truwhovian11 @themazinmathmaster @mathstudent55 @mathmale

Answer 5

Hello!

Answer 6

hi

Answer 7

Um okay what does KCC mean is that what you want to know?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

do you know?

Answer 10

It means Keep, Change, Change! :)

Answer 11

um

Answer 12

Rewrite -5 - -7 using KCC.

Answer 13

what about this one/

Answer 14

rewrite it! hold on

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

helooo

Answer 17

Sorry I am not sure. Plus I promise to help someone else! They just got back to me... Sorry hopefully someone will help you! :D

Answer 18

pretty sure its -5+7

Answer 19

in KCC (Keep Change, Change) you just rewrite the problem by keeping the first number the same changing the second symbol or number and changing the third number or symbol to its opposite