X is greater than or equal to -2 and x is less than 4
Please don't run your sentences together. Write just one sentence per line, or separate them from one another with the semicolon (;).
<span>Mrs. Robinson bought a novel at the bookstore on sale for 20% off at regular price of 2909
Mr. Chang what (??? )the same novel
The different books are 40% of its regular price of $25
Which person receive the better discount?
First you say "the same novel" and then you say "the different books."
Kindly rework this problem and post it again with additions and corrections.
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ANSWER
C. Both equations will find the correct solution.
EXPLANATION
It was given in the question that, Asha and Jamal started with 45 plants.
We were told that, they sold some plants and now they have 21 plants left.
Let

represent the number of plants sold.
Then when we add the number of plants sold and the number left, we should get 45.
This implies that,

This is Jamal's equation.
On the other hand, if we subtract the number of plants sold from the total number of plants, we should get 21. Thus,

This is Asha's equation.
The two equations are therefore equivalent.
They will give the same solution.
The correct answer is C.
It's 3/4
no number line provided for me, but if you find the common denominator (4), and convert 1/2 into 2/4, then adding 2/4+1/4 is easy, and equals 3/4
Answer:
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assume that the run of this rafter is level. Then the height of the ridge (the line with a question mark next to it in the diagram) should be perpendicular to the line marked with
. The three labelled lines in this diagram will form a right triangle.
- The line marked as
will be the hypotenuse of this right triangle. - The line marked as
will be one of the triangle's legs. - The line representing the height of the ridge (the one with the question mark) will be the other leg of this right triangle.
Hence, the height of this ridge can be found with the Pythagorean Theorem. By the Pythagorean Theorem:
.
In this particular right triangle:
.
.
Therefore, the height of this ridge would be
. (Note the unit.)