This is a trick question, isn't it?
But let's start with the not-so-obvious :
-20 -4x -6x
-4x -6x ... you substract one negative term from another negative term.... so it gets more negative. -4x -6x =-10x
So you could also write -20 -10x .... too complicated of course.
Just divide it by 10 and you end up with -2 -x
Now you might see the problem ... the obvious problem.
It's not an equation.
An equation would be something like -2 -x = 0 (just for example, of course)
In this case you would solve it with -x = 2 -> x = -2
This is an equation. Your's is not.
as equal as, so equal as, more equal than, the most equal of.
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The two are equal.
a could equal 0 and r could equal 27a could equal 1 and r could equal 23a could equal 2 and r could equal 19a could equal 3 and r could equal 15a could equal 4 and r could equal 11a could equal 5 and r could equal 7a could equal 6 and r could equal 3a could equal 7 and r could equal - 1It could be any of these and many, many more...is it the whole question?
No. A rectangle has four equal angles, but the sides are not all equal.
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as equal as, so equal as, more equal than, the most equal of.
equal set mean the set is equal equal est means that the set is equal
Yes, any two equal things are equal!
equal angles are angles that are equal
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You can use the Not function or the <> operator, which is the < and the > beside each other. To see if the values in A1 and A2 are not equal to each other, you can type: =A1<>A2 or =Not(A1=A2) In each case they will either give you TRUE if they are not equal or FALSE if they are equal, in the cell that you enter the formula into.
The two are equal.
It's (NOT its) equal to 1.
No, 14 does not equal to 35
a could equal 0 and r could equal 27a could equal 1 and r could equal 23a could equal 2 and r could equal 19a could equal 3 and r could equal 15a could equal 4 and r could equal 11a could equal 5 and r could equal 7a could equal 6 and r could equal 3a could equal 7 and r could equal - 1It could be any of these and many, many more...is it the whole question?
It is the same. So they are equal