Suman and Kashish add and subtract -1 and -6. Suman claims that they can add and subtract the integers in any order and answer would be the same. Kashish says that the answer obtained on subtracting the numbers, by changing their order would be different. Who is correct? ers as well.for wholeLet's Think BeyondRadha claims that the additive inverse of the additive inverse of an integer is the integeritself. Do you agree? Why?entity fortiveFun Time 1.2Complete the statements and identify the property used:CO, addi Hue in verse1.(a)-21 + 21 = 0tive), the3 + (-7) + 12 = 12 + 3 + (-7)(b)(c)-99 + (-23 + 7) = 7 _ + (-23)(d)-98 + (-87) =(e)-1001 + 0 =(f)167+ (-986) + 123 + (-653) =In a football game, the defender kicks the ball 6 m ahead and then the opponent2.team kicks it back by 3 m, 2m and 4 m. Write the numbers as integers anddetermine whether the ball has overall moved in the forward or in the backwarddirection.3.Evaluate the following expressions using suitable properties:(а)128 + 23 + (-107) =(b)12 +(-34) – (-68) =(c) (-26)+ 3 + (-7) =,A mercury thermometer records a temperature of 25°C at 9 p.m. If the temperaturedrops by 2°C per hour, what will be the temperature at 2 a.m. on the next day?In a quiz competition Anuj scores -10, 25, 32 and -3 and Vineeta scores -6, 31, 29and -1, who scores more? Will changing the order of the scores change the result ornot?6 Suman and Kashish add and subtract -1 and -6. Suman.claims that they can addand subtract the integers in any order and answer would be the same. Kashish saysthat the answer obtained on subtracting the numbers, by changing their order wouldbe different. Who is correct?Write the additive inverse of the following numbers:(c) -1 :7.(a) -9:(d) -10 :(b) 8:Integers are not associative under subtraction. Do you agree? Verify your answerwith an example.8.61SHO

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