4 years ago

Why would negative numbers not make sense for the values of the variables

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Negative numbers would not make sense for the <span>values of the variables especially when the equation represents a real world problem which mostly is the case. Having a negative value for a real world problem is not favorable because there is no such thing as negative time or negative height.</span>

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