Question

If r = −6, s = −2, and t = −3 then evaluate –t(r – s).

Answer 1

3(-6+2)
3(-4)
12
;( the correct

Answer 2

Answer:

3(-6 + 2) = -12

Step-by-step explanation:

If a negative is multiplied by another negative we will have a positive, t is -3 and when a negative is in the way the equation is now 3(r - s).

S is - 2 with the negative in the way its now 3(r + 2) ad last r = -6 with no negative in the way the equation is now 3(-6 + 2) which equals 12.

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