What is -^90 to nearest integer?
A. 3
B. -5
C. 7
D. -9
I'm not sure how to get the answer. Can anyone help?
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Online "^" is used to indicate an exponent, e.g., x^2 = x squared. Is that what you want to indicate?
I still don't get it? I struggle in Math.
I guess you do.
-^90 is pure garble.
If you have an exponent, it goes in between the numbers, as PsyDAG showed you.
-^90 is pure garble.
If you have an exponent, it goes in between the numbers, as PsyDAG showed you.
I'm sure he means "^" as √ or the square root symbol
What's the answer Im having a hard time on the same problem
The nearest integer to -^90 is 9
I believe Amber was referring to the following:
3. What is - 90 square root to the nearest integer?
3
-5
7
-9
3. What is - 90 square root to the nearest integer?
3
-5
7
-9
It's -9 I think that's what I hot
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for the quick check
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for the quick check
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