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Example Question #91 : High School Math
What is ?
The absolute value of or, mathematically, , measures the distance between the number and zero. Since is three units away from zero, the absolute value will be .
Example Question #11 : How To Do Absolute Value In Pre Algebra
What is the absolute value of ?
Recall that absolute value describes the distance a number is from . As a result of this, absolute value is always positive. Then, we have that the absolute value of must be .
Example Question #91 : High School Math
The absolute value signs around negative 3 make it positive 3. Then following the order of operations:
Example Question #1 : How To Combine Like Terms With Negative Numbers In Pre Algebra
What is the value of ?
13
8
9
1
-1
9
Adding and subtracting negative integers is confusing if you don't use parentheses right. As long as you remember to keep them in the right places and stay neat, it is easy. Subtracting negative numbers is the same as adding a positive number, and adding a negative number is the same as subtracting a positive number. So, we could rewrite the equation like this:
Example Question #2 : How To Combine Like Terms With Negative Numbers In Pre Algebra
What is simplified?
To simplify a problem like the example above we must combine the like termed variables.
Like terms are the numbers that have the same variable, in this example, and .
Separate the s to get
Then perform the necessary addition to get
Then separate the ’s to get
Then perform the necessary subtraction to get
We then combine our answers to have the simplified version of the equation .
Example Question #3 : How To Combine Like Terms With Negative Numbers In Pre Algebra
If , what is ?
Let's start with our equation, .
Subtract from both sides:
Combine our s:
Divide both sides by :
However, the problem is asking for not , so multiply both sides by :
Example Question #92 : High School Math
Simplify the following equation by combining like terms:
X is the only term that appears twice in the equation. Since both are positive numbers, we can add the X terms to simplify the equation.
Example Question #5 : How To Combine Like Terms With Negative Numbers In Pre Algebra
Combine the like terms for .
Remember, adding a negative number is the same as subtracting a positive number. That means we can think of this problem as .
If we think of this on a number line, we start at , move left three units because of the , then move left again by one more unit for the , giving us a total of .
Example Question #96 : High School Math
Simplify:
Here, we are interested in combining like terms. Like terms are those with the same variable,.
When combining terms with in them, we add the coefficients. Thus, we have , and .
Therefore, we have .
Example Question #1 : How To Combine Like Terms With Negative Numbers In Pre Algebra
Simplify:
Combine like terms:
= (5 + 7) + (-2x - 4x - 9x)
= 12 + (-15x)
= 12 - 15x