B because it’s a random sample and it’s not biased
Answer:
1.No, 143 is not a prime number. The list of all positive divisors the list of all integers that divide 143 is as follows: 1, 11, 13, 143. To be 143 a prime number, it would have been required that 143 has only two divisors, itself and 1.
2.Since the polynomial can be factored, it is not prime.
Answer and Explanation:
Brielle will run the marathon faster.
Work:
Brielle: 13.1/1.25=10.48*10=104.8 minutes
Joshua: 13.1/1.5=8.73...*18=157.2 minutes
Brielle finished in 104.8 minutes.
Joshua finished in 157.2 minutes.
Brielle finished the half marathon race by 52.5 minutes faster than Joshua.
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When you have something like this, all you need to do is substitute the values, the last is for what value of x
For the first one;
((x^2+1)+(x-2))(2)
(x^2+x-1)(2)
(2)^2+(2)-1
4+2-1
5
For the second one;
((x^2+1)-(x-2))(3)
(x^2-x+3)(3)
(3)^2-(3)+3
9-3+3
9
For the last one;
3(x^2+1)(7)+2(x-2)(3)
3((7)^2+7)+2((3)-2)
3(49+7)+2(3-2)
3(56)+2(1)
168+2
170
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