ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Lets see:
[-(-2)] + 4|-1 - 3|
1. [-(-2)] This reverses (negative to positive, vice versa) the number to 2
2. 4|(-1) - 3| This says that -1 minus 3 to the positive amount, multiplied by 4. Which is 8.
3. 2 + 8 = 10
Thats what I get....![]()
Why do you use wierd seperators?
( - (-2) ) + 4( (-1)-3)
minus minus 2 equals 2, + 4(-1 - 3), takes it out the brackets, so -4 - 3 which equals -7, I get -5.
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EASY.
But let me tell you, SHEESH, this is too easy.

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Im in 7th grade doing algebra right now and its pretty easy just simplifying eqautions like this:
4x+3-51/2(2/11-2x)-1=
4x+3-11/2(2/11-2x)-1=
4x+3-1+11x-1=
15x+1 Its pretty easy since this is all just review from last year in Pre algebra
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Lets see:
[-(-2)] + 4|(-1) - 3|
1. [-(-2)] This reverses (negative to positive, vice versa) the number to 2
2. 4|(-1) - 3| This says that -1 minus 3 to the positive amount, multiplied by 4. Which is 8.
3. 2 + 8 = 10
Thats what I get....![]()
-1 - 3 is the same as -1 + (-3) so that would be |-4|
The answer is 18.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Lets see:
[-(-2)] + 4|(-1) - 3|
1. [-(-2)] This reverses (negative to positive, vice versa) the number to 2
2. 4|(-1) - 3| This says that -1 minus 3 to the positive amount, multiplied by 4. Which is 8.
3. 2 + 8 = 10
Thats what I get....![]()
So easy
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Aidan wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Aidan wrote:
Freeshman; Accelerated Geometry
Could you explain some of it?
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You mean what I'm learning right now?
Well we're doing Postulates and Theorems and suchwhat.
This. Geometry CP in 9th grade for me right now.

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I don't really know WHAT we're learning because for the whole month all we've been having is stuff from last year. *faceppalm*
7th Grade. But I don't really know what my book is.
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emboar30 wrote:
But most of you are Americans so don't know what yr8 is!!! (I dunno anything about 5th grade 2nd grade or freshman or anything else!)
7th grade.
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Algebra I Honors.

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cpumaster930 wrote:
Continuity of functions. Just got a 100 on the test about limits
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It's not hard once you get used to it. ;D
Oh, someone else in calculus? Cool! We're on derivatives in my class. Speaking of which,
I should probably be studying for my quiz on it tomorrow.
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i'm in ninth grade and i'm doing geometry
i hate math
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Um, I'm doing the commutative and distributive properties and stuff... whole lotta review in the beginning of the year.
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cpumaster930 wrote:
Continuity of functions. Just got a 100 on the test about limits
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It's not hard once you get used to it. ;D
Which definition of continuity are you exploring? Theta epsilon? Graphical?
I am a freshman and am taking accelerated precalculus -> calculus this year.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Lets see:
[-(-2)] + 4|(-1) - 3|
1. [-(-2)] This reverses (negative to positive, vice versa) the number to 2
2. 4|(-1) - 3| This says that -1 minus 3 to the positive amount, multiplied by 4. Which is 8.
3. 2 + 8 = 10
Thats what I get....![]()
Lol, you don't need to convert it to the positive amount. Any negative/positive number multiplied by positive numbers is positive.
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From what I hear, 50% of this year is review of Algebra II, and the other 50% is covered again in Calculus. I haven't learned anything (yet). Why does it take 2.5 years to cover algebra??
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Scratchthatguys wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Lets see:
[-(-2)] + 4|(-1) - 3|
1. [-(-2)] This reverses (negative to positive, vice versa) the number to 2
2. 4|(-1) - 3| This says that -1 minus 3 to the positive amount, multiplied by 4. Which is 8.
3. 2 + 8 = 10
Thats what I get....![]()
Lol, you don't need to convert it to the positive amount. Any negative/positive number multiplied by positive numbers is positive.
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That isn't true :S If you multiply a negative by a positive the quantity is negative.
Anyway, the error you are making is in the second step. -1 - 3 = -4 and |-4| = 4 and 4 * 4 = 16. This means the final answer is 18.
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Right now we're doing inequalities. We're going to start harder stuff soon, though.
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im doing multiplacation up to ten. btw im in 5th grade.
problem, education?

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I'm in 8th Grade in Algebra I Honors
I'm learning about linear functions and how to use graphing calculators c:
Fordark wrote:
We have the same book
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