Brackets Parentheses and Quotation Marks

Typically, only full or partial sentences will be put in quotation marks. Very rarely will there be quotation marks around a single article, however, it can happen.

I'm not sure that it is... but if it is, it is because it is easier to treat smaller subjects in a short story. You don't have to develop the ideas as much, and you can cope with smaller topics. You could do this in a novel as well, but it is harder, and could take more development.

Use parentheses, then brackets, then parentheses, then brackets, and so on. Word (word [word], word [word (word)])

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sounds like 21: (7 x 2) is 14, plus 7 is 21

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(x+y) is the same as x+y

3(x+y) is 3 times as much. You multiply both x and y with 3 = 3x+3y

3(2x+4y) is the same as 3*2x+3*4y = 6x+12y

This is the general start of how to "solve" and do calculations with parentheses.

I am sure other people can add more examples with higher difficulty

Regards.

3(7a - 5b) + 2(4a - 3b)

Multiply the contents of each bracket by the number outside it:

21a - 15b + 8a - 6b

Bring like terms together:

21a + 8a - 15b - 6b

Combine like terms:

29a - 21b

This cannot be simplified further.

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you can find a lot of answers to your questions

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work out everything within the brackets first. then work out rest of equation.

That is a player by player situation. The majority of the players stay with the team but if a player has an engagement or has informed the team beforehand that something is going on during an off day on the road the team will usually allow that player to leave for the day.

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7C MINUS bracket open c plus 2 bracket close equals 7c minus c minus 2 equals 6c minus 2

the only place to find them is in twm performance.

Answering and algebraic equation by expanding what's in the brackets is also called factoring. Factoring perfect square trinomials or other types of equations are done differently, but I'll show you a basic example.

1. First multiply all the terms in the second set of brackets by the first term in the fist brackets. So y x y and y x -3 which will give you y

(y+6)(y-3)

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If you have a term such as (x)2, it may not seem that the exponent does anything, because you get x2 regardless of the parentheses. However, in a term such as (2x)2, what you are really doing is multiplying 2x by 2x, which is 4x2, because you have to multiply both the coefficients (the 2) and the two "x"s.

i dont use a dash mark at all is how
but you can

just lay it out there horizontally by hitting the key to the right of the zero preferably in lower case shift position rather than caps
but it works in caps too
tho a bit differently


& there is also a vertical dash mark if you prefer
as well as diagonal ones leaning both ways
tho these arent necessarily called dash marks
so if you really wanted to use one you should probably use a horizontal one
at least at first & til you got the hang of it


but in fact i myself dont voluntarily use any marks nor spots of any kind
except of course for the dots that come with my eyes
which i cant help


but in a nutshell
it is all optional

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The period always goes inside quotation marks - in all kinds of sentences - not just ones that have a song title.