Insert the compatible sign for the following expression:
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Insert the compatible sign for the following expression:
Let's begin by observing the exercise on the left side whilst paying particular attention to the plus and minus signs.
The exercise looks like this:
If we solve the equation from left to right, we can observe that we first divide a negative number by an unidentified integer:
Our result needs to be greater than zero, therefore our first operation must give us a positive number, so that in the final operation the resulting number will be positive.
Therefore:
Therefore the answer is
What will be the sign of the result of the next exercise?
\( (-2)\cdot(-4)= \)
Think of division as "how many groups" - when you divide -53 by , you're asking "how many groups fit in -53?" The answer is positive: 212 groups!
The colon (:) typically means division in many countries. So means . Always check what notation your textbook uses!
Test them! (negative, not >0). (this would work, but +39 isn't exact - check your calculation!)
Remember: means "greater than zero" or positive. Your final result after all operations must be a positive number. Work left to right, then check if your result is positive.
Dividing by a fraction means multiplying by its reciprocal. So . The negative signs cancel out!
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