SOLUTION: This is more of a proceedural question.
My daughters teacher has taught them that -3^2=-9 while -(3^2)=9
And it states in the text on page 83 section 17.B this is the case.
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My daughters teacher has taught them that -3^2=-9 while -(3^2)=9
And it states in the text on page 83 section 17.B this is the case.
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: This is more of a proceedural question.
My daughters teacher has taught them that -3^2=-9 while -(3^2)=9
And it states in the text on page 83 section 17.B this is the case.
I have been always taught that two negatives equal a positive.
Is this "new" math? Or am I mis-remembering
Thank You for any help you may provide
Robert This question is from textbook Algebra 1 An Incremental Development
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You may have typed in the problem wrong, but: = -9 This is correct. = -9 ...not 9 as you show it.
Perhaps you meant to write: = 9