c. \( 47-(-10)= \) \( =-10-47 \)

Let's break it down! When you subtract a negative number, it’s like adding. So, \( 47 - (-10) \) actually becomes \( 47 + 10 \), which equals \( 57 \). Now, if we look at the second equation, \( -10 - 47 \), you would combine the negatives. This gives you \(-57\). See how flipping the signs changes the outcome? Understanding these nuances can help avoid common pitfalls in arithmetic!