Solve -27-(-7)+(-6)+2-11: Complete Integer Operations Challenge

Question

$-27-(-7)+(-6)+2-11=$

00:00 Solve

00:03 Negative times negative always equals positive

00:18 Let's calculate one operation at a time from left to right

00:24 Take 7 jumps to the right (to the positive side) on the axis

00:35 This is the solution to the operation

00:39 Positive times negative always equals negative

00:43 Let's arrange the exercise

00:48 Take 6 jumps to the left (to the negative side) on the axis

01:00 This is the solution to the operation

01:10 Take 2 jumps to the right (to the positive side) on the axis

01:18 This is the solution to the operation

01:30 Take 11 jumps to the left (to the negative side) on the axis

01:39 And this is the solution to the question

First, we solve the multiplication exercise, that is where there is a plus or minus sign before another sign.

$-27+7-6+2-11=$

Now we solve as a common exercise from left to right:

$-27+7=-20$

$-20-6=-26$

$-26+2=-24$

$-24-11=-35$

$-35$