You can determine if two numbers are equal if they have the same value. (4 are 4 are equal) (4 and 5 are not equal). You can determine if two expressions are equal by solving them. If the answers are of an equal value, they are equal. (4+5 and 6+3 are equal because they both work out to be 9) (4+5 and 5+5 are not equal because they work out to be 9 and 10.)
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p.s. The mathmatical term for "equal" is <em>equivilent. </em>As in <em>equivilent expressions</em> or <em>equivilent numbers</em>.
p.p.s. The mathmatical term for "numbers" are <em>integers</em>. As in <em>the diffrence between the integers </em>or <em>equivilent integers.</em>
Answer:
-3.4+3=-0.4 -0.4-5.3=-5.7 (-5.7F)
Step-by-step explanation:
Brainlist plz
Answer:
45 hours on math, 20 on science, 18 on soc st, and 17 on la
Step-by-step explanation:
percents are how many out of one hundred
You have to remember P.E.M.D.A.S. when doing problems like this.
Drew used PEMDAS so we know he isn't wrong. However, Sam didn't use PEMDAS. She multiplied 2&5 instead of raising 5 to the second.
The correct answer for Sams' problem would be 30.
Hope this helps! :)
