In addition and subtraction, if the plus sign is larger than the minus sign, then it's a plus. For example: +10 minus -20 = -10 If the plus sign is smaller than the minus sign, the answer will be a minus. For example: -10 minus + 20 = -10 In multiplication, if you have 2 plus signs, the answer will be a plus sign. If you have 2 minus signs, the answer will be a plus sign then, too. But if you have a plus and a minus sign, then the answer will be a minus. For example: +5 x + 2 = +10 -5 x - 2 = +10 -5 x +2 = -10
A plus times a plus is still a plus. Below is the way I remembered it: If there is not a minus sign, it is plus (positive). If there is 1 minus sign, it is minus (negative). If there are 2 minus signs, it is plus (positive).
It indicates "plus or minus".
Work the problem the same as usual, but then prefix the answer with the appropriate sign. First perform the division--numerator divided by the denominator--without regard to the sign. The sign of your answer depends on the combination of the signs of the numerator, the denominator, and the fraction itself. * If there are an even number of minus signs, the answer is positive. * If there are an odd number of minus signs, the answer is negative. * If there are an no minus signs, the answer is positive.
++ = + +- = - Like signs always give me plus. Unlike signs always give me minus when I multiply! My maths teacher made us learn that! :D
In addition and subtraction, if the plus sign is larger than the minus sign, then it's a plus. For example: +10 minus -20 = -10 If the plus sign is smaller than the minus sign, the answer will be a minus. For example: -10 minus + 20 = -10 In multiplication, if you have 2 plus signs, the answer will be a plus sign. If you have 2 minus signs, the answer will be a plus sign then, too. But if you have a plus and a minus sign, then the answer will be a minus. For example: +5 x + 2 = +10 -5 x - 2 = +10 -5 x +2 = -10
A plus times a plus is still a plus. Below is the way I remembered it: If there is not a minus sign, it is plus (positive). If there is 1 minus sign, it is minus (negative). If there are 2 minus signs, it is plus (positive).
It would be a minus sign. If the two signs are the same, the answer is positive. If the two signs are different, the answer is negative.
There are many signs used in Excel. Three of them are the plus sign (+), the minus sign (-) and the multiplication sign (*).
-987 + 654 + 321 = 0 .
When you have a minus and a plus sign together, you simply ignore the plus sign. For example -5 + -3 is the same as -5 - 3 which is -8. If you have two minus signs together, you replace them with a plus sign. For example -5 - -3 is the same as -5 + 3 which gives -2. At school I learned a simple rule: 'Minus a minus is a plus'
The plus and minus signs indicate that you can expand or collapse that particular path location (i.e. drive or folder) to show or hide additional sub-sections of the path of a particular file. For example, click on the plus sign on the My Computer icon to expand and see all the drives that incorporate My Computer or click on the minus sign of a folder to hide the sub-folders that exist for that folder.
All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.All functions in Excel start with the = sign. So you may be mistaking that for two minus signs. A minus sign will have no impact on an TRIM function as it is a text function.
The person who invented the plus sign is the same as the minus
Shift-Option-Plus (+) will produce the ± symbol on a Mac.
Not calculus. In the case of having a plus sign in front of a minus sign, the result is to subtract the number. The same goes for if you have a minus sign in front of a plus sign. Remember that if the signs are different, the result will be a subtraction, if the signs are the same, it will be an addition (ie a double negative (- -), or a double positive(+ +)). So this question, 26 + -3 -11 is the same as 26 -3 -11, so will equal 12.
If you mean the ADDITIVE INVERSE, change the minus sign to a plus sign. (And if you see a plus sign, you change it to a minus sign.)