The expression \((+6) + (-6)\) equals \(0\).

Here's how it works:
- \(+6\) is a positive number.
- \(-6\) is a negative number.
- When you add a positive number to its corresponding negative number, the result is zero.

So, \((+6) + (-6) = 0\).

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Here are 8 related questions:
1. What is the result of \( (+10) + (-4) \)?
2. How do you add two negative numbers?
3. What happens when you add two positive numbers?
4. What is the result of \( (-7) + (-3) \)?
5. How do you subtract a negative number from a positive number?
6. What is the result of \( 15 + (-15) \)?
7. How do you represent subtraction as adding a negative?
8. What is the result of \( (-8) + (8) \)?

**Tip:** When adding numbers with different signs, subtract the smaller absolute value from the larger absolute value, and keep the sign of the larger absolute value.

Explore the addition of positive and negative numbers with the problem (+6) + (-6). Understand how adding a positive number to its corresponding negative number results in zero. Suitable for elementary school students.

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