negative and positive?
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I have positive feelings but I am not fully out yet, so not much hate thrown towards me yet.  I do want to find a guy to settle down with and but the "play" aspect of my life in the past
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Yes, you are right on the money.\n\nNegative means cash when out to purchase investments, positive means investments were liquidated, cash came back in.
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It is pretty hard to model a negative number, since negative objects don't really exist.  \n\nYou could use a balance scale and show that negative numbers are on one side and positive numbers are on the other side.  You achieve the same result by adding four objects to the positive side as you do by removing four objects from the negative side.
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In the number system zero is considered to be neither positive  nor negative.So if you speak of  negtive zero,it is simply a non-existing thing.And you can always fit into it not only thre beauties but also hundreds of uglies and thousands of idiots.
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x-coordinate: Count the horizontal distance from the origin (0,0).  If the point is to the right, then the number is positive.  It the point is to the left, then is is negative.\n\ny-coordinate: Count the vertical distance from the origin (0,0).  If the point is to above, then the number is positive.  It the point is to below, then is is negative.\n\nThen list them as an ordered pair (x,y)
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1's compliment and two's complement are methods used in binary arthmetic and to signify negative numbers
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There is no one correct answer. In general, black is used for negative. For AC, white is most commonly positive and for DC, red is positive. These are generalizations and there are exceptions everywhere. Most important is to pick a standard for your use and adhere to it religeously. If in doubt when working with other wiring examples, ask for expert help and/or use a meter.
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Equals another negative number
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okay the answer to that problem would be -10.\n1.  if you are subracting a negative from a negative, it's like you have 14 negatives and you take 4 away.  \n2. if you are subrtacting a positive from a negative, it's like adding more negatives on.  \nexample: -14 - 4 = -18\n3. If you are subtracting a negative from a positive, it's like adding more positives.\nexample: 14 - (-4) = 18\nin the problem above, you can see that i have minus a negative.  when my teacher taught me this she told me that i minus sign was like a negative.  and two negatives together makes a plus sign.  that might be confusing, but it helped me.  here's an example of what that would look like:\n14 + 4 = 18 . . . . easier?  \n\ni hope this helps and i didn't just confuse you.
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It's just like a double negative in a sentence.  If he can understand that "I do NOT have NO money" means "I have money," then it's the same thing.  The negative of a negative is a positive.
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9...two negative make a plus.
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The same way you do algebra with regular numbers. Negative numbers are just the same.\n\nRemember that x - 3 is the same as x + -3.\n\nRemember the basics:\n\nAdding a bigger negative and smaller positive equals a negative number.-9+5=4\n\nAdding an equal negative and positive equals zero. -3+3=0\n\nAdding a smaller negative and a bigger positive equals a positive number. -3+12=9\n\nAdding two negative numbers equals a negative number. \n-3 + -4 = -7\n\nAnd remember that a negative number is the same as a positive number multiplied by -1. (ex: -3 = 3*-1)
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Since B is in the middle, lets set B as 0 for example purposes.  A would be any negative number (A<B) and C would be any positive number (B<C).  Since there are no 'or equal to' symbols, A<C.  This is true for all possilbe cases.
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yes.as b has something raised to power negative.it goes to denominator
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NO !!\nwhere is the double negatives ?\nu just replaced " Behind" with " in front" !!\n\nin Logic,   if X = Y  then   not not X = y  \nbut u cannt say    ( not X =y )
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Multiplication/Division\n+ and + give you a positive answer.\n- and - give you a positive answer.\n+ and - give you a negative answer.\nIf you have an odd number of negative signs your answer will be negative.\nAddition/Subtraction (subtraction is just adding a negative)\n+ and -, the sign will be the sign of the integer with the larger absolute value.  (ex. -4 + 6 = 2, since 6 is bigger than 4 we give the answer a positive sign).\n+ and +, answer will be positive.\n- and -, answer will be negative.\nIt also helps to think about a number line.  Mentally place your first number on the number line; adding a + number moves right and adding a - number moves left on the line.\nHope this helps :-)
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In this table, column 1 has the values of "A," column 2 has the values of "B," column 3 has the values of "A>B" (the conditional), and column 4 has the values of "~(A>B)."\n\n1 2 3 4\nT T T F\nT F F T\nF T T F\nF F T F\n(I had to build the table like this because it wouldn't keep everything spaced out correctly if I did it otherwise.  Sorry.)\n\nThe first two columns simply list all of the possibilities.  The third column lists the truth values for (A conditional B)--or "If A then B."  In this column, B must be true whenever A is true, so the only time this is false is the second row.\n\nThe last column simply takes the negation--or the reverse--of the third column.  Since the conditional is only false in the second row (true everywhere else), the negation will only be true in the second row (false everywhere else).\n\nDoes that help?