Answer:
<h3>Eleven-per miles who doesn't know that or 11.✌️</h3>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Tan 34 = 
Where opposite = 29, adjacent = AC
So,
0.674 = 
AC = 
AC = 42.99
Answer:
I will create a five by four matrix to indicate the costs of the products. The matrix will have five vertical columns and four horizontal rolls. The vertical columns will show the product categories and the total costs for all the products and decorations. The horizontal rolls will show the product costs, the decoration costs, and the total costs for each product category.
The size and shape of the matrix will be 5 by 4 with squared boxes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Products/Costs Hats Cards Teddy Total Costs
Product costs $2.50 $0.90 $3.10 $6.50
Decoration costs $1.50 $0.60 $1.70 $3.80
Total costs $4.00 $1.50 $4.80 $10.30
C. 5x - 2y = 16 is your answer
plug in each point into the equation.
(2, -3)
x = 2, y = -3
5(2) - 2(-3) = 16
10 + 6 = 16
16 = 16 (True)
(4,2)
x = 4, y = 2
5(4) - 2(2) = 16
20 - 4 = 16
16 = 16 (True)
hope this helps
Answer:
1. -4(6)= -24
2.-21-8= -29
3. 121-4 =117
4. -6(5) =-30
5. -10(-9)= 90
6. (-5)7= -35
7. (-5)8= -40
8. -30(5)= -150
9. 20(-6)= -120
10. -14(6)= -84
11. (-13)2 = -26
12. –7(15) = -105
13. -3(4) = -12
14. 7(-3) = -21
15. 3(-3) = -9
16. -2(-10) = 20
17. (-5)(-3)(4) = 60
18. -3(-3)(4)= 36
19. -3(-5) = 15
20. 5(-3) = -15
21. 7(-5)(4) = -140
22. -2(-5)(-3)= -30
23. – 10(-3)=30
24. -21-3= -24
Explanation:
We have followed the rules in adding and subtracting negative as well as positive values on the number line.
When adding two negative values, the result is a negative value.
When adding a negative and positive value, the result is either a positive or negative value depending on if the negative value is bigger or smaller than the positive value
When multiplying two negative values, the result is a positive value
When multiplying one negative and one positive value, the result is a negative value
To make you understand addition and subtraction of negative and positive numbers better, let us use a simple analogy. Assuming you are owing five oranges(-5) and you are only able to give two oranges(+2), you will still be owing 3 oranges(-3). Assuming also that you are owing 6 oranges(-6) and you are able to give 8 oranges(+8), you would have given excess oranges and would be owed two oranges(+2). Hence the results above.
