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Answer:
2 rational number because it's negative it can't be natural and cuz it's fraction it can't be whole nor integers
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
Find the slope
The formula to calculate the slope between two points is equal to

we have
the points (−1,12) and (1,2)
substitute



step 2
we know that
The equation of the line in slope intercept form is equl to

where
m is the slope
b is the y-intercept
we have


substitute in the linear equation and solve for b


therefore

The question is incomplete as the cost price isn't given. However, taking the cost price as x :
Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
A car costs$cents when new. It was sold for four fifths of its cost price. How much money was lost on the car.
Let :
Cost price when new = x
Cost price when sold = 4/5 * cost price when new
Cost when sold = 4/5 of x = 4x/5
Amount of money lost on the car = (Cost price of car when new - Cost of car when sold)
Hence,
Amount of money lost on the car = (x - 4x/5)
x - 4x/5 = (5x - 4x) / 5 = x / 5
To obtain the exact price, kindly input the omitted cost when new for x.
Since order does not matter, you use a combination and not a permutation, so the first one is true, which means the second one is not true.
The probability of choosing two diamonds and three hearts can be represented by (13C2 * 13C3)/52C5, which is 0.0086, not 0.089, so the third one is not true.
The probability of choosing five spades and the probability of choosing five clubs are represented by the same thing, 13C5/52C5, which is roughly 0.0005, so the fourth one is not true but the fifth one is. So the answer is the first and fifth one.