Answer: C) Contrapositive
The original conditional is in the form "If P, then Q"
The contrapositive is in the form "If not Q, then not P"
You flip the order of P and Q, and you also negate each piece. The original conditional and contrapositive can be proven to have the same truth values through the use of a truth table.
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Write the number until underlined point.I did it till end
I assume it is the last one, 3n^2, because the degree is the exponent, which is two and the three is the coefficient, which is next to the variable, plus it is a monomial, so there is only one term, eliminating the first two, the third one is just reversed. Therefore, the answer should be the last one. Hope this helps. :)
Answer: Rational numbers have decimal expansions that repeat or terminate.
Step-by-step explanation:
The explanation of this is the non-terminating but repeating decimal expansion means that although the decimal representation has an infinite number of digits, there is a repetitive pattern to it. The rational number whose denominator is having a factor other than 2 or 5, will not have a terminating decimal number as the result.
