SOLUTION: m= -6, What is -2m^2 ?
it is either 72 or -72, do you square just the 6 or do you square the negative which makes it a positive number?
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Question 222903: m= -6, What is -2m^2 ?
it is either 72 or -72, do you square just the 6 or do you square the negative which makes it a positive number?
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Break it into pieces.
(m)(m)\ =\ (-2)(-6)(-6))
John
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