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OpenStudy (yuliacosta111):
here
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
what? heres the q...
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
@Vickyisthesmartone123
OpenStudy (yuliacosta111):
@Michele_Laino
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
-6.69
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OpenStudy (thadds2003):
are you sure?
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
very sure.
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
ok thx. i have a couple of more, cans you helpz meh?
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
@foolofatook
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
sure
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OpenStudy (thadds2003):
ok, heres the second....
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
well. the equation would be 9.3*3
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
so 27.9?
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
no -27.9 because he is decending
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
hint:
the distance traveled by the driver is \(9.3 \times 3=...?\)
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OpenStudy (thadds2003):
OHHHH. ok, one more.........
OpenStudy (foolofatook):
1b
2b
3a
4a
i think
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
ok then we wil get confirmation..... @Michele_Laino we need you!!!
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
is he right @Michele_Laino ?
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
here is my reasoning:
question a)
when I subtract a quantity from zero, then I get a negative result
question b)
if the temperature goes down, then the relative change can not be positive
question c)
the requested voluem is the 3/4 of total volume \(t\),
question d)
here the altitude is increasing so the relative variation can not be negative
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OpenStudy (thadds2003):
So heres what i should get:
1= negative
2 = negative
3 = negative
4= positive
?????????????????????????????????
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
that's right!
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
please wait...
OpenStudy (thadds2003):
why?
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
question 3)
the quantity of gasoline, has to be expressed by a positive number
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