It's a little hard to tell from the gibberish in the choices but let's go with
Answer: 7 + 6yz
which is of second degree in its variables and has two variables. That's two differences than the first three, which are first degree univariate.
Pretty sure it’s 36 if I’m wrong sorry
Bryan does indeed have enough money to pay back Jennifer.
We have the 2 numbers -15 and 20. The absolute values of those numbers are 15 and 20.
All we have to do is subtrace 15 from 20. We have the result of positive 5, meaning Bryan will still have $5 left over.
Then number is 3 because 3 times 5 is 15 and 15 plus 2 is 17. Hope this helps.
You would divide it into shapes that you already know, like squares, rectangles and triangles. Find the area of each shape and add them together