Well, yes and no.
Yes, because the straight line needs to pass through a number greater than 0, and 1 is obviously greater than 0.
However, y = x + 1 is not the same as y = x.
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He could be thinking of 5,637 people at the game
X and y represent the two students.
Teacher wants to spend at least $5 in each of x and y. That means x or y could be either equal to 5 or higher than 5.
x ≥ 5
y ≥ 5
Teacher only spends under $30. That means the sum of x and y couldn't be equal to higher than 30. It should be lower than 30.
x + y < 30
The correct answer is option D
In this question, the information that Katie has already read 32% of a book that has a total of 80 pages is of great importance. This information is enough to find the required answer to the question.
Total number of pages Katie has to read = 80
Percentage of pages that Cathie read = 32%
Number of pages that Katie read = (32/100) * 80
= 256/10
= 25.6 pages
Then
The number of pages that Katie have left to read = 80 - 25.6
= 54.4 pages
So Katie has 54.4 pages left to read.
Answer:
Option (3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Perpendicular lines: Perpendicular lines are the lines that intersect each other at right angles
Intersecting lines: Intersecting lines are the lines that intersect each other at a point to form angles but vertically opposite angles are equal
Hence , from above conclusion we can write Perpendicular lines must cross to form ninety degree angles, but intersecting lines cross to form angles of varying measures.
Hence , Option (3) is correct answer
