Question 828584: Please help me with this algebra problem!
If the value of a is positive, and the value of b is negative, is the value of the expression
a-b/a*b positive or negative?
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Please help me with this algebra problem!
If the value of a is positive, and the value of b is negative, is the value of the expression
a-b/a*b positive or negative?
Is it asking too much to use PARENTHESES?
If , then: ____
As seen, NUMERATOR will be positive (> 0), while DENOMINATOR will be negative, resulting in a
(< 0) expression.
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