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Vlad [161]
3 years ago
10

Uhhhh last question lol I have to match them

Mathematics
2 answers:
harkovskaia [24]3 years ago
6 0
5-35n
-6x-24
15m-30
24p-28
5b-5
5x+45
Hope this is helpful:D
Anarel [89]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

7. is 5 - 35n

8. is -6x - 24

9. is 15m - 30

10. is 24p - 28

11. is 5b - 5

12. 5x + 45

RULE:

WHEN MULTIPLYING TWO NEGATIVES YOU WILL GET POSITIVE.

IF ONE IS NEGATIVE AND THE OTHER IS POSITIVE WHEN MULTIPLYING IT WILL BE NEGATIVE.

WHEN MULTIPLYING TWO POSITIVE NUMBERS IT WILL ALWAYS BE POSITIVE

SAME THING IF YOU MULTIPLY A POSITIVE NUMBER WITH A NEGATIVE NUMBER YOU GET A NEGATIVE AS YOUR ANSWER

YOU NEED ONE SIGN OF THE SAME WHEN MULTIPLYING TO BE A POSITIVE AS YOUR ANSWER

YOU NEED ONE SIGN TO BE DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER WHEN MULTIPLYING TO GET A NEGATIVE AS YOUR ANSWER

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