SOLUTION: Hey there I am currently learning how to work with algebra and currently I am unsure of how to do certain things. Currently my main issue we are working out a algebra sum then we h

Question 996720: Hey there I am currently learning how to work with algebra and currently I am unsure of how to do certain things. Currently my main issue we are working out a algebra sum then we have to plot it on a number line so I don't know how to work that out on a number line
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A number line has marked constant increments as well as infinitely many unmarked gradations between the marked ones. For simple reference, integers are commonly used. A number line basically has a point where is zero; and numbers to the RIGHT of zero are POSITIVE, and numbers to the left of zero are NEGATIVE.

You can represent specific numbers on a number line, and you can add or subtract numbers using a number line.

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