Let n be an integer. Tracy claims that-n
must be less than 0. To convince Tracy that
his sta...
Mathematics, 28.04.2021 07:40 smann211
Let n be an integer. Tracy claims that-n
must be less than 0. To convince Tracy that
his statement is only sometimes true do the
following:
(1) Place n on the number line so that the
value of -n is less than 0.
+
0
(2) Place n on the number line so that the
value of --n is greater than 0.
0
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