To find : Whether the sum is always, sometimes, or never negative.
Answer to Problem 37E
The sum of two positive integers is never negative.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Consider, the statement provided in the question,
The sum of two positive integers.
:
The sum of two positive integers is never negative and is greater than both the integers. This is shown below:
Suppose the two positive integers be
From the above example it can be observed that the sum of two positive integers is always positive.
Hence,
The sum of two positive integers is never negative.
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