Answer:
I really don't know but can u help with mine-_-
Answer:
C.

.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let r represent the cost of one packet of radish seeds and let t represent the cost of one packet of tomato seeds.
Roman spent $62.75
This implies that,

Roman bought 32 packets of seeds and one packet of radish seeds costs
$ 1.75.
One packet of tomato seeds costs $ 2.50.
This implies that,

Using guess and check means we substitute into the given equation.
A) We substitute

into both equations.



Both equations are not satisfied.
B)
We substitute

into both equations.



Both equations are not satisfied.
C)
We substitute

into both equations.



Both equations are satisfied.
Hence the solution is,

D) We substitute

into both equations.



Both equations are not satisfied.
First, you should solve for

, which equals

. Now, solve the integral of

=

, to get that

. You can check this by taking the integral of what you got. Now by the Fundamental Theorem
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.
This should be the answer to your question, if I understood what you were asking correctly.
Use Ga_thMath(u) (brainly doesn't allow me to type it) To use the app u need to take a pic of the problem and then it will process it and you'll get ur answer ASAP(most of the time). Many questions have been asked before so search it on brainly.
Answer:
Meanings of the numbers:
Most numbers represent an amount. Positive numbers represent above zero. Zero is the only number that does not represent an amount. It means nothing. When you go lower than nothing, you are in the negative numbers. Negative numbers represent absent values pretty much.
How I would use them in every day life:
I would use positive numbers to represent... maybe something I'm trying to get at a store. Ex: 4 bananas
I would use negative numbers to... maybe look at the temperature. Ex: -16 degrees Fahrenheit. Negative numbers are in temperature all the time.
Hope this helps! (^-^)