The algebraic property demonstrated in the example below is Transitive Property of Equality. There we can see how the first thing is equal to the second one and notice that the first one is equal to the third one too. This is a Transitive Property of Equality in a nutshel.
The coordinates to the second spot can be represented by the coordinates
(-12 + 3, 8 -11)
Since we are going 3 yards to the east we would be affecting the x-axis and since we are going east we will need to add 3 yards the x axis of the first spot
11 yards south would be affecting the y- axis negatively. We would need to subtract 11 from the y- axis of the first spot.
the coordinates of the second spot would be
-12 +3 = -9
8 -11 = -3
(-9, -3)
Answer:
First one.
-3 is added to the previous term.
Okay so this is going to be confusing but work from right to left. since you can’t do 0-5, borrow from the one next to the zero on the top, cross out the one and put zero and add a one on top of the zero which makes it 10. now you can do 10-5 to get 5. put the five down below the line. next solve the second column of numbers ( second to the right). since you cannot do 0- 3, like the last one, you have to borrow from the 7 over to the left. take one from there and cross the seven out and put a six. now you have 10-3 which is 7. put the 7 down. now do move to the next column and do 6-2 to get 4. put the four down below the line. move to the next column and do 2-2 to get 0. put the zero down below the line. lastly, we know the answer has to be negative so we are going to do 2-7 to get -5. put -5 down below the line and together to get the answer -502,275. i know that was very confusing but i hope it helped a little bit. i added a picture to clarify a little
Answer:
-6x - 12
Step-by-step explanation:
-2 ( 3x + 6 )
= -6x - 12