There are 14 groups of days are in 1 week.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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the first option is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
4c + 6a <= 120 [building hours]
4c + 4a <= 100 [testing hours]
4 * 20 + 6 * 6 <= 120
80 + 36 <= 120
116 <= 120
true, they have enough building hours
4 * 20 + 4 * 6 <= 100
80 + 24 <= 100
104 <= 100
false, they won't have enough testing hours
the first option is the answer
F(g(x))= -4(10x-6) + 7
f(g(x))= -40x + 24 +7
f(g(x))= -40x +31
One solution because it only has one answer that can come out if those properties. If you add the -3 to -6 it will make it 6=12 -3x. Subtract the 12 it will be -6=-3x divide by -3 and x=2
