Answer: C
I think I really hope I’m right!
Step by step explanation:
Answer:
18
Step-by-step explanation:
6 2 1 How many ways does this produce and are they legitimate?
- 6 2 1
- 6 1 2
- 2 6 1
- 2 1 6
- 1 2 6
- 1 6 2
So any combination that you come up with, will produce 6 variations within those three choices. They are legitimate.
Lets see what you get with at most 5 estates to one person
5 3 1 Which will also give 6 variations. There are no other ways to make 5
4 3 2 Which will give 6 variations
I don't think there are any more possible choices.
Are the only 3 ways the estates can be split given the rules. Each choice leads to 6 other choices. The total is 18
Answer:
b/(2-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Exactly right down to the last step, but some errors in combining terms.
(6m^5 + 3 – m^3 – 4m) – (–m^5 + 2m^3 – 4m + 6)
= (6m^5 + 3 – m^3 – 4m) + (m^5 – 2m^3 + 4m – 6)
= 6m^5 + 3 + (–m^3) + (–4m) + m^5 + (–2m^3) + 4m + (–6)
= [6m^5 + m^5] + [3 + (–6)] + [(–m^3) + (–2m^3)] + [(–4m) + 4m]
= (6+1)m^5 +(-1-2)m^3 +(-4+4)m +(3-6)
= 7m^5 – 3m^3 – 3
