Evaluate t-u/v when t=2 u=(-8) v(-1/2)

1 answer:

5 0

Simple, plug n chug...

$t- \frac{u}{v}$

t=2

u=-8

v=-0.5

Now, plug in what you have,

$2- \frac{-8}{-0.5}$

$\frac{-8}{-0.5} =16$

Now,

2-16=-14

Thus, your answer, -14.

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