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, we would practically want to convert this expression either bigger, which a lower number, but also, we could make this expression bigger, but within a bigger fraction form.
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This would practically be an improper fraction, but however, this would also be equivalent to the expression written above. If we were to just convert this to a proper fraction, this however, would just be exactly the same fraction, just in a different form.
(1,4) is the x and y coordinate
Answer:
M∩N = { }
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the two sets:
M={ } , N={6,7,8,9,10}
We have to find the intersection of these two sets.
The intersection of two sets is the set which contains the elements of both sets(common elements). We can denote it as M∩N
Every set contains an empty set.
In the given sets we can find the intersection as:
M = { } , N={6,7,8,9,10}
M∩N = { } ....
They would get approximately 3.33 ounces ( per person)
X=number of 2 point
y=number of 1 points
total is 13 times so
x+y=13
and total of 22 points
2x+1y=22
so we got
x+y=13
2x+y=22
multiply first equation by -1 and ad to 2nd
-x-y=-13
<u>2x+y=22 +</u>
1x+0y=9
x=9
so
x+y=13
9+y=13
minus 9
y=4
9 of the 2 pointers and 4 free throws