i got this answer: n = (10p - 5q) / (-14)
but the textbook answer is: n= (-10 p + 5q) / (14)
why are the positive and negative signs swapped??? i dont get it
but the textbook answer is: n= (-10 p + 5q) / (14)
why are the positive and negative signs swapped??? i dont get it
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You don't leave a minus sign in front of the denominator.
If the denominator begins with a minus sign, then multiply the fraction by (-1)/(-1).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwread/7526…
If the denominator begins with a minus sign, then multiply the fraction by (-1)/(-1).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwread/7526…
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multiply by (-1)/(-1)you'll get the same answer
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we need the equation you began with to answer the question x