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I am pretty sure you take the absolute value of number 4, I could be wrong though, dont take my word on it

Well first thing you would do is divide 562.5 by 112.5 to figure out how many sets of 50 stocks she can buy(which equals out to 5). Then you would multiply the 5 sets by the 50 stocks(which equals out to 250). So she can buy 250 shares. Hope this helps

We are learning about different statements in Pre-Calc right now(universal, existential, complex). I am having problems with negating statements. (Because I cant do math symbols, I will just right this out) For example, There exists (x) in S such that For All (y) in T p(x,y). I really don't...