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To solve \(-3 + 5\) using the number line, follow these steps:

1. Start at \(-3\) on the number line.
2. Move 5 steps to the right (because you're adding a positive number).

If you begin at \(-3\) and move 5 steps to the right:
- From \(-3\) to \(-2\) is 1 step,
- To \(-1\) is 2 steps,
- To \(0\) is 3 steps,
- To \(1\) is 4 steps,
- To \(2\) is 5 steps.

Thus, \(-3 + 5 = 2\).

Would you like any more details or clarification on this problem?

Here are some related questions:
1. How do you subtract using a number line?
2. Can you explain how to add two negative numbers?
3. What happens when you add zero to a number on the number line?
4. How do you use a number line to solve \( -5 + 7 \)?
5. What is the result of moving to the left on a number line?

**Tip**: Using a number line is helpful for visualizing positive and negative additions or subtractions.

Learn how to solve -3 + 5 using a number line. This basic math problem involves adding a positive number to a negative number. Suitable for students in Grades 1-3.

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