Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
What we want to draw is the half closed interval:
I= [-5, 4) excluding 0,
as the union of 2 different intervals say a and b.
Let a be the interval containing the smallest value.
Then the smallest value of a is -5, and the largest possible value of a is 0, not included, if we want to write a as an interval, without "gaps", or "holes".
So a=[-5, 0)
similarly, b=(0, 4).
Answer: [-5, 4)=[-5, 0)∪(0, 4)
The given equation is an equation of a circle where the number after the equal sing is the radius squared.
To find the radius take the square root.
Radius = SQRT(169)
Radius = 13 units.
1.33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333
or 1.33
The temperature of the oven/cooking thingy. The weight and time always change. But the temp doesn't.
