The answer is 77
Negative times a negative equals a positive
Answer:
Yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to medical science, a body temperature considered normal (that is, below fever) in degrees Fahrenheit is 98ºF, while its equivalent in degrees Celsius is 36.6ºC. Therefore, a body temperature of 39ºC is higher than 98ºF, being equivalent to 102.2ºF.
This is verified by applying the conversion formula from Celcius to Fahrenheit:
(39 x 9/5) + 32 = X
39 x 1.8 + 32 = X
70.2 + 32 = X
102.2 = X
The Answer is:
(5a2-3a+8)+(-4a2-1)+(15a+11)
The answer is 26. You do 10/1 multiplied by the reciprocal of 5/13 which is 13/5. If you multiply them you get 130/5 which when simplified is 26.
