1. **State the problem:** We need to represent each addition problem on a number line and find the sum.
2. **Formula and rules:** Addition on a number line means moving right for positive numbers and left for negative numbers. The sum is the final position after all moves.
3. **Solve each problem:**
**a.** $(-2) + (-3)$
- Start at 0, move 2 units left to -2.
- Then move 3 units left from -2 to -5.
- So, $(-2) + (-3) = -5$.
**b.** $(+4) + (+2)$
- Start at 0, move 4 units right to 4.
- Then move 2 units right from 4 to 6.
- So, $(+4) + (+2) = 6$.
**c.** $(-5) + (+2)$
- Start at 0, move 5 units left to -5.
- Then move 2 units right from -5 to -3.
- So, $(-5) + (+2) = -3$.
**d.** $(+5) + (-2)$
- Start at 0, move 5 units right to 5.
- Then move 2 units left from 5 to 3.
- So, $(+5) + (-2) = 3$.
**e.** $(-4) + (+4)$
- Start at 0, move 4 units left to -4.
- Then move 4 units right from -4 to 0.
- So, $(-4) + (+4) = 0$.
**f.** $(-3) + (+6) + (-1)$
- Start at 0, move 3 units left to -3.
- Then move 6 units right from -3 to 3.
- Then move 1 unit left from 3 to 2.
- So, $(-3) + (+6) + (-1) = 2$.
4. **Summary of answers:**
- a. $-5$
- b. $6$
- c. $-3$
- d. $3$
- e. $0$
- f. $2$
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