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What is the sign of a.
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when a = 0 and b < 0?
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Sos I need help

-5 What is the sign of a. () when a = 0 and b < 0? b Sos I need help-example-1
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The sign of a will be negative ~

let the value of be be ' -x ' , -x is a negative number (b = -x < 0)


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \: a * ( - b)/(b)


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \: a * ( - ( - x))/( - x)


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \: a * ( x)/( - x)


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \: a * ( - x)/( x)


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \:a * - 1


\qquad \sf&nbsp; \dashrightarrow \:- a

Therefore, the term a, has a negative sign unless it's value is substituted, I.e -a = 0 ( having no sign )

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