Negative 100 times negative 1 equals to positive 100.
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Greater than 100 if the original amount is positive. Less than 100 if the original amount s negative.
"Minus a negative" is the same thing as "plus."
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no- it depends on the absolute values of the numbers. The sum is negative only if the absolute value ( the value without the sign) is larger than the positive number. example -98 + 100 is positive because 100 is larger than 98. -100 + 98 is negative because 100 is larger than 98.
Negative 100 times negative 1 equals to positive 100.
When we add a positive number to a negative number, we must consider their signs. In this case, when we add +100 and -100, they will cancel each other out. The positive 100 will offset the negative 100, resulting in a sum of zero. Mathematically, 100 + (-100) = 0.
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In maths there are positive and negative numbers. Positive numbers are all numbers that are greater than 0. e.g. 1, 9, 234, 0.123 Negative numbers are identified by a negative sign e.g. -2, -100, -2.75
The square root of 100 is 10 but positive and a negative is a negative so it is negative 10
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Greater than 100 if the original amount is positive. Less than 100 if the original amount s negative.
The answer is negative (-1 raised to the power of 100 = -1)
100 - -18 =118
"Minus a negative" is the same thing as "plus."
The answer is -100, since negative multiplied by a positive is always negative, this has to be the answer.