Question

-5g - 6 for g = -2

Answer 1

\((−5)(−2)−6\)
So subtract \(10−6\)

Answer 2

So, you just plug in (-2) for g in this equation:
-5(-2) - 6 = ?

Answer 3

Double negative makes a number positive also.

Answer 4

e-e vuriffy why you're taking my question away ;~;

Answer 5

I didn't, just helpful side notes. :P

Answer 6

*kicks both of you out*

-5g - 6 for g = -2

Input -2 for g

\[-5(-2) - 6\]

-5 times -2 = 10
negative times negative = positive

\[10 - 6 = 4\]

Answer 7

@ShadowLegendX much love

Answer 8

Yeah, I feel loved .-. you kicked the wrong people out..jbmsr is no longer here

Answer 9

❤

Answer 10

Smh. dark heart..

Answer 11

I went googling for a heart and I get this, wow ._.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

g=-2
-5g-6
substitute the values of g where g=-2
-5(-2) -6
for any like sign the answer is positive is in it, 5x2 the answer is 10
10-6
and the answer is 4

Answer 14

Not one of you focused on @jbmsr. Next time, please omit the side talk and try hard to involve the person who asked the question in the discussion. Thank you.

Answer 15

We explained the answer, and he left. There was no response on his side.

Answer 16

@jbmsr: You typed in "-5g - 6 for g = -2"

It might be clearer for you and others if you include ALL of the instructions. For example:

Evaluate -5g - 6 at g = -2"

This asks you to replace g with (-2). The parentheses are necessary to show that you are multiplying (-2) by (-5).

Answer 17

Yeah that's true what @ShadowLegendX is saying...no wonder mathmale why you never get on questions...when the user is offline...