it is 0 but, it can also go to minus numbers. so minus 1 trillion and it goes on and on .
The question isn't too clear, but I'll assume it means, "what is a negative number minus a positive number?" The answer to that is: a negative number. To explain why, imagine the number line. A negative number is to the left of 0. Subtraction says to go reverse the direction you would if you were adding the number. Adding a positive number would mean you're going to the right. So you just go farther to the left. Wherever you are, you're still on the left side of the 0, so the result is a negative number.
If the byte represents a signed number, values commonly go from minus 128 to plus 127. If the byte represents an unsigned number, values commonly go from 0 to 255.
There is no last number, if that's what you mean. Whatever number you choose, you can always add one more, to get an even larger number.
-3/2=minus one-and one-half. Start at zero. Go left to halfway between one and two.
it is 0 but, it can also go to minus numbers. so minus 1 trillion and it goes on and on .
The question isn't too clear, but I'll assume it means, "what is a negative number minus a positive number?" The answer to that is: a negative number. To explain why, imagine the number line. A negative number is to the left of 0. Subtraction says to go reverse the direction you would if you were adding the number. Adding a positive number would mean you're going to the right. So you just go farther to the left. Wherever you are, you're still on the left side of the 0, so the result is a negative number.
negative 23...on the number line values get larger as they go to the right
that isn't possible, the number you want to put into groups is larger than the number you allowed it to go into
go to a larger grocery store that has self check out.
Although there are other, larger, factors, the simple answer is 5.
the big spring goes in front small goes in back.
If the byte represents a signed number, values commonly go from minus 128 to plus 127. If the byte represents an unsigned number, values commonly go from 0 to 255.
Because given any whole number n, n+1 is a larger whole number. And that process can go on for ever.
There is no last number, if that's what you mean. Whatever number you choose, you can always add one more, to get an even larger number.
2 will not go into 0.2 The number 2 is 10 times larger than 0.2.
-3/2=minus one-and one-half. Start at zero. Go left to halfway between one and two.