Question

Help math!!!

Answer 1

can explain hw to do number 1

Answer 2

*youu

Answer 3

@ajprincess

Answer 4

subtract successive numbers..
(-3)-3 = ?
(-9)-(-3)=?

Answer 5

that much you keep adding starting with the first one

Answer 6

ithought mabey b but im ot sure

Answer 7

no (a)

Answer 8

start with "3"
then add "-6" to it -> -3
then add "-6" to this->-9
and so on

Answer 9

ok thanks

Answer 10

@Luis_Rivera

Answer 11

i need help on two and three im not goodat thiss

Answer 12

Okay, on number two your asked to find the rule.

Answer 13

So if you start with -4, what can you do to get to -8?

Answer 14

im pretty sure its d

Answer 15

i just wannaknow if im right

Answer 16

Sorry, thats incorrect.

Answer 17

aw really

Answer 18

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Answer 19

Yeah, but lets stick with that for now. Why did you say D?

Answer 20

@Pandalover485 why did you say D?

Answer 21

becse the were add - 4 each time

Answer 22

Okay, well does adding -4 work to get you from -8 to -16?

Answer 23

no

Answer 24

Right, so what single operation could you do to get from -8 to -16?

Answer 25

-8

Answer 26

that could work, but would that work to get you from -16 to -32?

Answer 27

no?? becase 32 - 16 is 16

Answer 28

Correct. Now all three of those numbers that you said (4, 8, 16) have a common factor... What is it?

Answer 29

4...

Answer 30

True, but we are not looking for the GCF here. Wouldn't 2 be a factor for those three numbers?

Answer 31

4;1,4,2
8;1,8,2
16;1,16,8,2

Answer 32

ya

Answer 33

Okay, so if we have two as a factor. What can we do to the original number (-4) to make it equal -8 while still using 2?

Answer 34

Hint: It's one of the four operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide)

Answer 35

um........idk is it a

Answer 36

No, it's not A either.

Answer 37

Okay, multiply -4 by 2 and tell me what you get?

Answer 38

@Pandalover485 don't give up now! Your so close to getting this!

Answer 39

-6

Answer 40

I have to go, here are thw answrs with explinations:

2. B: the rule of multiply 2 holds true for all numbers in the set
3. B: adding two every time gives you all numbers listed there.

Answer 41

ok... thanks....