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Nina [5.8K]3 years ago
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Rewrite 24 * x in a different way, using the commutative property of multiplication. Note that x represents a real number.
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The communicative property means that multiplied numbers can be multiplied in any order.

3*2*4 is the same as 2*4*3. The answer will be the same.

So (24 * x) is the same as (x * 24).

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Which number line correctly shows –0.8 + 0.6? A number line going from negative 1.6 to positive 1.6. An arrow goes from negative
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Hi there, are you sure you didn't forget any parenthesis or signs? I can't find the right answer in the options, the one that would end up at -0.2 in the end I can edit my answer if you tell me some additional option or info about the expression I need to show on the number line

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which number line shows correctly -0.8 + 0.6?

well lets write it in words minus eight tenths plus six tenths\

so minus:

you go 0.8 units to the left from 0,

then plus:

you go 0.6 units right from -0.8, getting to -0.2

since there is no exact answer like that we can rearrange the addends 0.6-0.8, now:

we go from 0 6 tenths units to the right and get to 0.6, then we go from 0.6 eight tenths unit to the left to get to -0.2

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The factored form of this polynomial is :

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