Using a number line how do i find 5+(-3)?

On the positive end of the line, locate point 5 and move 3 points toward zero (considering only whole number). So that, 5 + (-3) = +2

Step-by-step explanation:

Directed number can be easily located on the number line, which is a line with positive numbered end and negative numbered end separated by midpoint, zero.

So,

5 + (-3) = 5 -3 (since +1 × -1 = -1)

           = 2 (or +2)

This shows that the answer is two points away from zero on the number line (considering only whole number).

the correct answer is the second option

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