Chapter 2: Problem 39
Simplify using the order of operations. $$\left[(-8)^{2}-5^{2}\right] \div(-4+1)$$
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Chapter 2: Problem 39
Simplify using the order of operations. $$\left[(-8)^{2}-5^{2}\right] \div(-4+1)$$
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Simplify. $$(-1)^{2}$$
Translate the English phrase to a mathematical expression. Then simplify. \(-15\) divided into \(-45\)
Simplify. $$(-1)^{3}$$
Rank the numbers from least to greatest. If \(d\) represents a negative number, then what is the sign of \(-(-d) ?\)
Assume \(a>0\) (this means that \(a\) is positive) and \(b<0\) (this means that \(b\) is negative). Find the sign of each expression. $$-(b)$$
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