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Addition of Two Positve Integers
Addition (Two Positive Integers) | Addition (Two Negative Integers) | Addition ( Positive & Negative Integer) |
| Explanation
This is the simplest one. In this we just add the integers and put positive (+)sign on the left side of obtained integer because both the integers are positive integers. Note = A positive (+)sign on the left side of a number is normally ignored. Following are some examples on Addition of Two Positive Integers :- Example 1 = (+4) + (+7) Answer = (+4) + (+7) Add integers 4 and 7 and we get = 4 + 7 = (+11) or = 11 Example 2 = (+11) + (+22) Answer = (+11) + (+22) Add integers 11 and 22 and we get = 11 + 22 = (+33) or = 33 Example 3 = (+100) + (+200) Answer = (+100) + (+200) Add integers 100 and 200 and we get = 100 + 200 = (+300) or = 300 |
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