multiply width times the height to get the rectangle area
5 x 7 = 35 units squared
I may be wrong but I think you may be over complicating it its okay I do that a lot too
<span>sin A cos B=1/2[sin(A-B)+sin(A+B)]
sin(at)*cos(2at)=1/2[sin(3at)-sin(at)]</span>
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1st you have to know that in mathematiques the signs preceding any number are of paramount importance:
1) addition of 2 digits with different signs:
a) 8 - 3 = 5
b)-8 + 3 = -5 (if the negative sign is associated with largest digit, then the subtraction will be negative and vice versa
c) addition of 2 digits with both negative sign
- 5 - 8 = -13 .You jus add up both by keeping the negative sign
2) Multiplication: 2 digits with different signs:
a) (8) x (-3) = -24
b) (-8) x (3) = -24 so (-) x (+) or (+) x (-) is ALWAYS negative
3) Multiplication: 2 digits with SAME signs;
a) +8 x +3 = 24
b) (-8) x (-33) =24 so (-) x (-) or (+) x (+) is ALWAYS POSITIVE
4) what applies on multiplication applies also on division (same principle)
5) Now we come to parenthesis: When you have parenthesis, the sign preceding the parenthesis is also of paramount importance:
a) a positive sign preceding a parenthesis doesn't affect the consents if you remove these parenthesis: +(5 + 3y) = 5+3y or 2(5+3y) = 10+6y
b) a NEGATIVE sign preceding a parenthesis DOES affect the consents if you remove these parenthesis:
-2(4x -2y -3) ==> If you remove the parenthesis by multiplying by (-2), all signs inside will change: the (+) become ( -) and vice versa,. However mind you, if you have a negative
Now let's take your equation: -15 - ( - 8 ) = -15 +8, remember a negative sign preceding any parenthesis will change all signs inside if you REMOVE the parenthesis: some examples:
a) -15 + 10 -(4-32x -4y)
1st (-15 + 10) = -5 since the largest number is preceded by a NEGATIVE sign
so : -5 - (4-32x -4y) remove the parenthesis -5 -4 + 32x +4y
b) -(-5-8) -(+5+8) ==> -5-8 -5-8 = -10 - 16 => - 26
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Math (way) is good if you wanna try that.
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Step-by-step explanation:
<span>Jerome’s
rain gauge shows that there’s 13 9/10 centimeter at the end of last month.
=> for the end of this month, it shows 15 3/10 centimeters.
The question is, how manu centimeter of rain added for this month according to
Jerome’s gauge.
=> 15 3/10 cm (this month’s rain measurement)
=> 13 9/10 cm (last month’s rain measurement)
Subtract both numbers.
=> 15 3/10 – 13 9/10
=> convert this first to improper fraction
=> 153/10 – 139/10
=> 14/10
=> 1 4/10 the rain added to for this month
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