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Hey its Professor Dave; lets take a look at negative numbers. We learned about simple subtraction, whereby if you have ten apples, and someone buys three of them from you, you have seven left. Ten minus three equals seven. But what happens if someone wants more apples than you have? Lets say someone wants fifteen apples. You could promise them fifteen apples, saying youll get five more tomorrow, so in a sense you could say that after the transaction you have negative five apples, which is five fewer apples than no apples. This is because once you get more, you immediately owe five of them, so its like you will need five apples just to get to zero apples. To make sense of this, lets look at a number line. Until now weve been looking at the positive side, which continues climbing all the way to infinity. But on the other side of zero, if we continue subtracting, we start with negative one and we can go all the way to negative infinity. This helps us understand the magnitude of neg
