<span>(-yx^2)^2 • -2x^0y^3
= x^4y^2 (-2y^3)
= - 2x^4y^5</span>
Deena has included the discount on the wrong side of the equation.
I wanna day, that both are correct because they substituted the same value into both expressions and the results are the same.
Both squares substitute in 6 and both equal -5.
Answer:
The correct option is A.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first line passing through the points (-6,2) and (-6,0).
The slope of a line is

The slope of first line is

The second line passing through the points (0,-4) and (-1,1). The slope of second line is

The third line passing through the points (0,-6) and (2,-6). The slope of third line is

The fourth line passing through the points (0,6) and (-3,-7). The slope of fourth line is

Since the slope of a vertical line is infinity, Therefore option A is correct.
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