Luca is connecting a subtraction problem to a two-color counter model. He models the same problem in two ways to show how the subtraction algorithm works. What problem is Luca modeling, and what is Luca showing?

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Luca is modeling 4−3. He is showing that 4−3 is equivalent to 4+3.
Luca is modeling 4 minus 3 . He is showing that 4 minus 3 is equivalent to 4 plus 3 .

Luca is modeling 4−(−3). He is showing that 4−(−3) is equivalent to 4+3.
Luca is modeling 4 minus left parenthesis negative 3 right parenthesis . He is showing that 4 minus left parenthesis negative 3 right parenthesis is equivalent to 4 plus 3 .

Luca is modeling −4−3. He is showing that −4−3 is equivalent to −4+(−3).
Luca is modeling negative 4 minus 3 . He is showing that negative 4 minus 3 is equivalent to negative 4 plus left parenthesis negative 3 right parenthesis .

Luca is modeling −4−(−3). He is showing that −4−(−3) is equivalent to −4+3.

Luca is modeling negative 4 minus left parenthesis negative 3 right parenthesis . He is showing that negative 4 minus left parenthesis negative 3 right parenthesis is equivalent to negative 4 plus 3 .

Luca is modeling 4−(−3). He is showing that 4−(−3) is equivalent to 4+3.