Option C:
The solution of inequality 2x + y < 10 is (5, –3).
Solution:
Given inequality is 2x + y < 10.
Lets substitute the given points in the inequality and find the solution.
Option A: (6, –1)
2(6) + (–1) < 10
12 – 1 < 10
11 < 10
This is false because 11 > 10.
Therefore (6, –1) is not the solution of the inequality.
Option B: (1, 10)
2(1) + (10) < 10
2 + 10 < 10
12 < 10
This is false because 12 > 10.
Therefore (1, 10) is not the solution of the inequality.
Option C: (5, –3)
2(5) + (–3) < 10
10 – 3 < 10
7 < 10
This is true.
Therefore (5, –3) is the solution of the inequality.
Option D: (5, 5)
2(5) + (5) < 10
10 + 5 < 10
15 < 10
This is false because 15 > 10.
Therefore (5, 5) is not the solution of the inequality.
Hence Option C is the correct answer.
The solution of inequality 2x + y < 10 is (5, –3).
We are asked to simplify the ratio of 34 laptops out of 116 computers into the simplest form. The greatest common factor is 2. hence, we divide each number by 2. 34 divided by 2 is equal to 17 while 116 divided by to is equal to 58. Hence the answer to this problem is b. 17 <span>laptops : 58 computers. </span>
Answer:
10×4 = 40
10^4 = 10,000
Step-by-step explanation:
10^4 is another way to write 10⁴ = 10·10·10·10 = 10,000.
Essentially, the exponent tells you how many places to the right of the leading digit the decimal point lies (here, the number of zeros in the number).
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<em>Comment on the answer choice</em>
The appropriate answer depends on what you mean by your problem statement. Some microscopes magnify 40 times; others magnify 10,000 times, so we cannot tell the appropriate answer using our knowledge of microscopes.
<span>This is a very nice counting question.
Suggestion / Hint: Count how many ways he can get from (0,0) to (5,7) by going through the point (2,3). Then subtract that from ALL POSSIBLE ways he can get from (0,0) to (5,7).
Hint for the hint: How many ways he can get from (0,0) to (5,7) by going through the point (2,3)? Well, that's the SUM of how many ways he can get from (0,0) to (2,3) and how many ways he get get from (2,3) to (5,7).
Hope this helps! :)</span>
