1) Could
2) Could, <span>but don't have to be</span>
Answer:
|-3| = 3 and -|-4| = -4
Step-by-step explanation:
The absolute value function changes the sign to positive, if it isn't already. The usual rules of arithmetic and logic apply to these statements.
|-3| = 3 (true) and -|-4| = -4 (true) ⇒ this statement is true
|-3| = 3 (true) and |-4| = -4 (false) ⇒ this statement is false
-|3| = 3 (false) and |4| = 4 (true) ⇒ this statement is false
|-3| = 3 (true) and -|4| = 4 (false) ⇒ this statement is false
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<em>Additional comment</em>
A compound "and" statement is only true if <u>all</u> of the parts of it are true.
Answer:
e
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
length = 5
width = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
V = lwh
let 'x' = length
let '4+x' = width
9 = height
405 = 9x(4+x)
405 = 36x + 9x²
this is a quadratic equation: 9x² + 36x - 405 = 0
factor out a 9 to get:
9(x² + 4x - 45) = 0
9(x-5)(x+9) = 0
one root is 5 and the other is -9
since distance cannot be negative we use 5 as the length and 9 is the width