Answer:
FIRST EXPRESSION:
- If
, the value of
is 
- If
, the value of
is 
- If
, the value of
is 
SECOND EXPRESSION:
- If
, the value of
is 
- If
, the value of
is 
- If
, the value of
is 
Yes, for any value of "b" the value of the first expression is greater than the value of the second expression.
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute the given values of "b" into each expression and evaluate.
- For the first expression
, you get:
If
→ 
If
→ 
If
→ 
- For the second expression
, you get:
If
→ 
If
→ 
If
→ 
You can observe that for any value of "b" the value of the first expression is greater than the value of the second expression.
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's take any random multiple of 4 as an example:
8 = 2 • 4
64 = 2 • 32
20 = 2 • 10
Try any multiple of 4—this pattern continues.
-1,1 I already told u, nut
Answer:
2*(x-5) = -33, so x-5 = -16.5, so x = -11.5
This is assuming that "the difference between a and b" is a-b, which seems to be the accepted interpretation.