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21-02-2017
Mathematics

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Is a negative decimal always, sometimes, or never equal to a positive decimal? Explain.

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Danielle546q Danielle546q

21-02-2017

Just like integers, it is sometimes equal to a positive decimal. For example the number is -5 and the positive number is 7, it can only be sometimes the same.

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SerenaAimee SerenaAimee

21-02-2017

No, because a number is never exactly equal to its negative; the negative is the opposite or parallel to the number given.

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