GED Math : Operations with Negative Numbers
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Example Question #31 : Operations With Negative Numbers
Evaluate:
Use the order of operations to evaluate this.
When there are double negatives, the value will be converted to a positive.
When there is no sign in between an integer and the parentheses, it will be multiplied.
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Example Question #311 : Ged Math
Solve:
Evaluate the terms in the parentheses first.
Double negatives will be converted to a positive.
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Example Question #33 : Operations With Negative Numbers
Evaluate:
Evaluate using order of operations. Expand the terms in parentheses and exponents first before distributing the negative signs.
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Example Question #312 : Ged Math
Evaluate:
Expand the term with the power of three.
Expand the terms.
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Example Question #313 : Ged Math
Evaluate:
Double negatives will convert to a positive.
Determine the sum.
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Example Question #314 : Ged Math
Evaluate:
Use order of operations to solve. Evaluate the terms in parentheses first.
Double negatives will turn into a positive.
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Example Question #151 : Basic Operations
Evaluate:
Evaluate using order of operations first. Double negatives will turn into a positive.
Determine the sum.
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Example Question #152 : Basic Operations
Solve:
Expand the expression by order of operations.
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Example Question #38 : Operations With Negative Numbers
Solve:
Solve by first evaluating the parentheses. Double negatives result in a positive sign, while a positive and negative sign will result in a negative sign.
Simplify the terms so that there is one sign remaining for each integer.
Evaluate the sum.
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Example Question #315 : Ged Math
Evaluate:
Evaluate the terms of the inner parentheses.
Double negatives translates to a positive sign.
The answer is:
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