I do not know the last question but I know the first it is4 time I hope I am right
Franck's answer is better (using ~), but I just wanted to point out that the conditional in yours is slightly redundant. It's easy to forget that, since you already have a boolean value, you don't need to perform a comparison in your conditional. So you could have just done this...
<span>if x
x = false;
else
x = true;
<span>end</span></span>
<span>Just graph the function up to and/or including the points indicated.
- if you have a piecewise function defined as y=x when x < 0
y=-x when x >=1
You would graph y=x from the negative direction up to 0 (but leaving an open circle on 0 because the function is not defined there
Then start at point 1 (this time with a closed circle because y=-x is defined at 1, and graph y=-x.</span>
7. previously answered in another question, but last choice is correct
8. yes a diameter is a chord. A chord is any line that connects 2 points on a circle
<span>1. 4 horses tie for 1st place
2. 3 horses tie for 1st place and 1 comes in 2nd place
3. 2 horses tie for 1st place and 2 tie for 2nd place
4. 2 horses tie for 1st place, 1 horse comes in 2nd and 1 comes in 3rd
5. 1 horse comes in 1st and 3 horses tie for 2nd place
6. 1 horse comes in 1st, 2 tie for 2nd place, and 1 comes in 3rd place
7. 1 horse comes in 1st, 1 comes in 2nd, and 2 tie for 3rd place.
8. 1 horse comes in 1st, 1 comes in 2nd, 1 comes in 3rd, and 1 comes in 4th.
</span>75.
Hope this helps.
