Equal sets have the exact same elements, so they must have the same number of elements. Therefore, equal sets must also be equivalent. No, not all equivalent sets are also equal sets
Answer is choice B: the circumference of a circle is the same as perimeter and is defined by πd (or pi times diameter) We can cut this in half because we are working with a semicircle: so we have 6π which approximates to the value in answer
when using 3.14 for pi
Woops: forgot to add the diameter of 12 so we would have 30.84
The value of m<span> must be greater than the value of</span><span> n</span><span>. When you multiply the binomials, the middle term is the result of combining the outside and inside products. So, </span>bx<span> = –</span>nx<span> + </span>mx<span>, or </span>bx<span> = (–</span>n<span> + </span>m)x<span>. This means that </span>b<span> = –</span>n<span> + </span>m<span>. When adding numbers with opposite signs, you subtract their absolute values, and keep the sign of the number having the larger absolute value. Since </span>b<span> is positive, </span>m<span>must have the larger absolute value.</span>
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