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The expression "negative 12 - nonactive 3" seems to involve a misunderstanding or misuse of terms. If you interpret it as simply subtracting 3 from -12, the calculation would be -12 - 3, which equals -15. However, if "nonactive" has a specific meaning in your context, please clarify for a more accurate response.
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What is the sum of negative 3 and negative 12?
-3+(-12) = -15
Is a nonactive volcano dangerous?
As long as it stays nonactive, or dormant, it is fine.
What is negative 4 multiplied by 3?
Negative 4 multiplied by 3 is equal to negative 12.
How do you simplify negative 3 plus negative 12?
-3 + -12 = -15
What is negative 12 divided by 4?
3
Is negative 12 over negative 3 rational?
Yes: -12/-3 = 4
What is the answer to 12 divided by negative 4?
3
What is negative 12 over 3 multiplied by 3?
(-12/3)*3 = -12
3 names for -12?
15
What is -12 divided by plus 3?
-9
What is a negative 3 times a negative 4?
+12
What is negative 3 times by 4?
negative 12
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