When auditing a corporate expense report, an accountant needs to remove a mistaken deduction of 19 dollars from a positive balance of 4 dollars. The software calculates this removal as ${}4 - (-19)$. Based on the rule for subtracting negative numbers, which expression shows the correct way to rewrite this computation by adding the opposite?

In a corporate accounting ledger, removing a previous loss of $-7$ units from an account that is already $-4$ units in deficit is represented by the expression $-4 - (-7)$. True or False: According to the 'adding the opposite' rule, this expression is equivalent to $-4 + 7$.

In a corporate accounting department, technicians simplify adjustments by 'adding the opposite.' Match each subtraction expression with its equivalent addition expression according to this rule.

An inventory control specialist is adjusting a stock record. A previously removed batch of 19 units was mistakenly logged as a negative correction, so it must now be subtracted from the current count of 4 units. This is represented by the expression ${}4 - (-19)$. Arrange the steps in the correct order to simplify this calculation using the 'adding the opposite' rule.

Corporate Ledger Adjustment