A. The product will be 1.B. The product will be 0.C. The product wil be negative.D. The product will be greater than the whole number.
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C is the closest answer, because the additive inverse of A is -A. One will be negative and the other positive. . Unless A happens to be 0. Oftentimes, the term whole number is used to mean a member of the set Z of integers, which does include 0. Here it seems to refer to the set N of natural numbers.
In mathematics, the additive inverse, or opposite, of a number n is the number that, when added to n, yields zero. Ex. 7 + (-7) 0 but when multiplied together gives you a negative. 7 x -7 -49 AnswerC
It never equals 0 because 0 has to be one of the factors and it doesn't have an additive inverse :-) 1. 4,16, and 64 are all perfect squares. I can't think of any others that would be factors of that number. 2. The formula for the area of a circle in number 2 is pi * r^2. Take the radius and square it and multiply by pi. 3. 2.7 x 10^27 is the same as 27 x 10^26. 27 has a cubed root, but 10^26 doesn't. Therefore this is not the answer. 2.7 x 10^28 is the same as 27 x 10^27. Both of these numbers have cubed roots. 2.7 x 10^29 and 2.7 x 10^30 are 27 x 10^28 and 27 x 10^29 respectively. Neither of these have all the terms which have cubed roots. 4. Number 4 you should be able to cut some straws to a length of 5 cm or 5 inches or something. Then experiment with them and see if you can get all three of them to form a triangle (keeping 2 of them at right angles) or if you need one or two or all of them to be shorter or longer. 5. Sorry, can't help you with the last one.
