I dont undersand how to solve it. Is it positive or negative?

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When you have "minus a negative" back to back...
that becomes "plus a positive"

2 - (-4)
= 2 + 4 {minus a negative becomes plus a positive}
= 6 {added}
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2- (-4) =

Change the two negatives to positive positive.

2+4 = 6
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yes its a negitive the answers is -6
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It's 6... Always think two negatives equal a postive!(:
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change the subtraction sign to addition and the negative to a positive and you will get 6. when you have a negative and a positive you always subtract and take the sign of the bigger numbersmiley

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