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what is a negative number in algebra the answer is really simple a negative number is a number with the negative sign prepended meaning it has a negative value anti-value dark value anyway when we add a negative number to a positive number the value of the positive number is lowered so for example seven plus negative four equals three easy but how does this work in binary binary numbers are represented as a series of ones and zeros to represent value in the form of bits so for example this number here zero one zero zero zero zero zero one represents the positive value 65 or the ascii letter capital a and this is how all values and computers are stored strings numbers memory addresses everything is represented in binary the problem is thereamp;#39;s no negative sign in binary i canamp;#39;t just stamp a minus sign on the front of the number and then call it negative so then how do we represent negative numbers or do math operations with negative values it turns out there is a negative