-10^2 (OT)
David Squance
squance at elkvalley.net
Thu May 22 12:39:00 EDT 2003
>Hope I don't get flamed for this, but I don't agree.
>:-) Someone feel free to dispute me if I'm wrong
As a retired teacher, happy to do that, but no flaming.
>Isn't -10^2 the same as -10*-10?
No. -10^2 is *not* (-10)^2. It is equivalent to -(10^2)
-10*-10 is ambiguous, since you have two operations adjacent to each other
(ultra picky, I know)
Assuming *-10 is meant to be *(-10), -10*-10 = -(-100) = 100
> And don't two negatives yield a positive
>when multiplied together? Yes.
Dave
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