Answer:
It is quantitative because they are looking at the weights which are numbers.
Answer:
for(j = n; j > 0; j--)
System.out.print(\"*\");
Step-by-step explanation:
-A for loop is a repetition control structure.
-It allows the efficiency to write a loop that would otherwise be written a couple of times.
-The output is a single line comprising n asterisks,
-The number of asterisks printed will be equivalent to the n-value declared.
Answer:
so what are the equations you're having trouble with?
Rewrite it to simplify using order of operations.
P E M D A S
() ^2 × ÷ + -
So nw it's
5-1-(9÷3)-9
no now it's
(5-1)-(3-9)
4-(-6) I wrote the negative in parentheses to show its not an additional subtraction sign. also if you look it's sort of a plus sign. so when you subtraction (-6) from 4 it's actually 4+6
4-(-6)=10.
that's what I got. hope this helps.
