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If F= - 1 - 9 , G= 7 - 9 , and d=3, what is dF+G?

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olga2289 [7]4 years ago

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Hello! -1 - 9 is -10. F = -10. 7 - 9 is -2. G = -2.

F = -10
G = -2
d = 3

Okay, so because d and F are beside each other, we multiply both of the values. Let's plug in the values. -10 * 3 is -30. This is because one negative and one postive make a negative number. Now, we add the number. Because it is negative, we have to go into the negatives more. -30 + (-2) is -32. There. The answer is -32.

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