The multiplication of 3 and -4 on a number line is shown
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The number line representation is shown below
On number line the points are at equal distances
The multiplication of 3 with -4 can be understood in the following way:-
a × b , means a jumps b times
Eg :- 3 × -4 means 3 jumps -4 times
Which basically mean we are going to move 3 number per step , and we are going to do this 4 times and –ve sign indicates we will move in negative direction
Therefore,
So, when we move from 0 , when we take first step we reach -3 , in next step we reach -6 , in next we reach -9 and in the last step we reach -12
Which is the product 3 and -4 .i.e.
Answer:
False.
Step-by-step explanation:
If they have the same slope and same intercept they will have the same line. So they will have infinite solutions.
ANSWER
The midpoint of both diagonals is
EXPLANATION
We can use either diagonals to determine the midpoint.
We use the midpoint formula
Let us use the first diagonals H(-2,2) and J(4,-2)
Using the second diagonals also gives,
The answer is A.
A negative x a negative equals a positive so the square root of a negative value cannot be a negative value.