$- 2 + 4 - 3 =$ ___

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If you are already standing on a ( $- 2$ ) on a number line and you are told to move $4$ places to your right, you would be at $2$ . Now, if you are told to move $3$ places to your left, you would be at ( $- 1$ ).

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