Answer:
A. 0
B. -66
C. 4
D. 998
E. -12
Step-by-step explanation:
A. By definition, the sum of anything and its additive inverse is zero.
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B. If you have trouble with sums, your calculator can help.
-22 + (-44) = -22 -44 = -66
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C. -36/x = -9 can be solved by multiplying by x and dividing by -9:
-36 = -9x
-36/-9 = x = 4
Since the product of the divisor and quotient is the dividend, dividing the dividend by either gives the other. Here, your dividend is -36 and your quotient is -9. To find the divisor, you can divide -36 by -9, as we did.
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D. The absolute value function changes the sign of negative numbers to positive:
|-998| = 998
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E. If you have trouble with sums, your calculator can help.
(−2)−[(−3)−(−7)−(−6)]
= -2 -(-3 +7 +6) = -2 -10 = -12
Well 6^2 is 36 so my best estimate is 6
<span>The answer is: [C]:
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Multiply each side by −8, subtract 35 from each side.
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Explanation:
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Given: You have (-1/8)*(x + 35) = -7
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Note that all the answer choices given start with: "Multiply each side by....";
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Given the choices, multiplying EACH SIDE of the equation by "(-8)" would make sense, since doing would cancel the "(-1/8)" on the "right-hand side" of the equation above to a "1" (i.e "cancel out" that ("-1/8") value); and would result in making the "right side" of the equation above ("-7") a positive integer number.
Then you would be left with: x + 35 = 56 ; so the next step would be to:
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Subtract: "(35)" from each side of the question [hence the answer choice] to isolate "x" on one side of the equation; and to solve for "x".
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Answer:
25
Step-by-step explanation:
The first number in the range 1 - 50 that is divisible by 2 is 2 itself. Then 4, 6, 8, ....
Here's one way to think and count:
In the table, the number on the right is <u>half</u> the number on the left. The numbers on the right are just counting numbers (natural numbers), so there are 25 even numbers between 1 and 50.
