Represent the following on the number line.
$(- 7) + (- 6)$

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Solution

Draw the number line
Here both the integers are negative
We have to add $(- 7)$ and $(- 6)$ . On the number line,
start from $(- 7)$ and move six steps to the left of $(- 7)$ and reach $- 13 .$
Thus, we get $(- 7) + (- 6) = - 13$ .

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