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What is the distance between (5 and ndash6 4) and (4 and ndash4 and ndash2) Round to the nearest tenth of a unit.?
The distance is 6.4 units.
Evaluate 5a plus 5b where a and ndash6 and b and ndash5.?
To evaluate (5a + 5b) where (a = -6) and (b = -5), substitute the values into the expression: [ 5(-6) + 5(-5) = -30 - 25 = -55. ] Therefore, (5a + 5b = -55).
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What is the product of 25 and and ndash6?
25 x 6 = 150 25 x -6 = -150
What is the distance between (5 and ndash6 4) and (4 and ndash4 and ndash2) Round to the nearest tenth of a unit.?
The distance is 6.4 units.
Evaluate 5a plus 5b where a and ndash6 and b and ndash5.?
To evaluate (5a + 5b) where (a = -6) and (b = -5), substitute the values into the expression: [ 5(-6) + 5(-5) = -30 - 25 = -55. ] Therefore, (5a + 5b = -55).
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