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They are basically the same strategy

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Algorithms are related because they are the building blocks of a problem.

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They are related because they are additive inverses they are the same thing just the opposite

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When you add positive and negative integers you are just doing the opposite.

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The are so important because they are the core parts of math and make up multiplication and division

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The two things can go hand in hand together. You might need to do addition instead of subtraction or the other way around.

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They can help the student come up with a better solution to solve the problem

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They are related because if you are subtracting two numbers then you add them together, but if you are adding them then u subtract.

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They are related because they  are opposites of each other.

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When you are working with negative numbers being added to or subtracted from positive numbers, you would use subtraction for adding, and addition for subtracting

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Addition and subtraction integers are related because Adding integers means adding integers with same signs, while subtracting integers means adding the integers with opposite signs.

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Algorithms for addition and subtraction integers are related because for adding with different integers you subtract. And with subtracting with different integers you just add.

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When you add you are doing the exact opposite of subtracting and subtracting is the opposite of addition.

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They are both in math.

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They are related because they are main parts of math.

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When adding negative numbers you can subtract example : -3 + -4= 1 you can do -4 - -3 = -1 which would be one!

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They are related because they are the core parts of math and make up stuff like multiplication and division.