He has 9 choices for the first role, and that leaves him 8 people to choose for the second so he has 9*8 = 72 choices for the first two roles; that leaves 7 possible choices for the third role so that gives him 9*8*7 choices or 504 different ways he can assign the roles. i think this is correct.
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To find the x-value of the midpoint, you add the x values and divide by 2.
6+10=16
16/2=8
And for the y value, you do the same thing but with the y values.
-10+7=-3
-3/2=-3/2
Therefore, our midpoint is (8,-3/2).
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it is unreasonable because 4.23 is bigger than 4.135! Look at the 10s place - 1 is smaller than 2, and everything afterwards is irrelevant. There could be as many zeros or any combination of numbers you want, but as long as that tens place is larger (2 vs 1), than it's not reasonable to say 4.2 is smaller!!
Square both sides to get the binomial out of the square root:
(√(2x + 8))² = (2)²
2x + 8 = 4
2x = 4 - 8
2x = - 4
Divide both sides by 2 to isolate the variable X:
x = - 4 / 2
x = - 2
Your answer is option C.
