−9−(−12) as an addition expression

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monitta1 year ago

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The value of 9−(−12) as an addition expression is 3.

<h3>What is a expression?</h3>

Expression simply refers to the mathematical statements which have at least two terms which are related by an operator and contain either numbers, variables, or both. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are all possible mathematical operations.

In this case, the expression given is illustrated as:

-9 - (-12)

It's important to note that (-) × (-) = +

Therefore, -9 - (-12)

= - 9 + 12

= 3

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n=9 frail elderly were interview and compared to a fictitious person who was worse off then the interviewee, a life-satisfaction score was determined for each person.

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Assuming that the population average score is μ= 20, the researchers think that the elderly in the sample are more or less satisfied than others in the general population.

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H₁: μ ≠ 20

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α: 0.05

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Right critical value: $t_{n-1;1-\alpha /2} = t_{8;0.975} = 2.306$

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