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Answer to the first question: no, the sum is not always a monomial
Consider adding 2x and 5y. Both of which are monomials. Their sum is 2x+5y. We don't have like terms, so we can't combine them. The sum is a binomial as it has 2 terms.
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Answer to the second question: yes, their product is alway a monomial
Going back to 2x and 5y. Multiply those two monomials and we get 10xy as a product. This is a monomial as it is one term. If p and q are monomials, then so is pq.
Answer:
This would be Helium(He)
Step-by-step explanation:
Its Helium because the bohr model in the picture has 2 electrons.
On the periodic table, it says that Helium has 2 protons which are also equal to electrons
Note that the from
to 0, that is the left part, the function is the line y=1.
Similarly, from 0 (not included) to
, the function is y=-1.
Thus the function is given by the rule:
y=1, for x≤0,
y=-1, for x>0.
Remark: a horizontal line at height c, from the x-axis, is the graph of the function y=c.
You would divide 27 by 12.
27 / 12 = 2.25
So, he used 2.25 pounds per sandwich.