A would equal 1.1148990985734988
Answer:
The coefficient matrix is singular, so there are no solutions or infinite solutions.
The two equations in the linear system are the same, so there are infinite solutions.
Yes, there are solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
B={x|x is an even whole no less than 9}
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Answer: Only B
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Explanation:
For situation A,
- x is the input and it represents the student's name.
- y is the output and it represents the colors the student likes.
The pairing (x,y) tells us what a certain student likes in terms of color.
For example, the point (Allen, Red) tells us that Allen likes the color red. We could also have (Allen, Green) telling us he also likes green. Because the input "Allen" maps to more than one output, this means situation A is not a function. A function is only possible if any given input maps to exactly to one output. The input must be in the domain. The domain in this case is the set of all students in the classroom.
In contrast, Situation B is a function because a student will only have one favorite math teacher. I'm interpreting this to mean "number one favorite" and not a situation where a student can select multiple favorites.
Answer:
use pemdas(order of the operations)and you'll get the answer 27!!
Step-by-step explanation:
