Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The symbols that we will use are:
a > b (a is larger than b)
a < b (a is smaller than b)
a ≥ b (a is larger than or equal to b)
a ≤ b (a is smaller than or equal to b).
1) if x represents the inches of snow, we have:
"More than 4 inches" means that x must be strictly larger than 4 inches, this can be written as:
x > 4 inches.
2) "less than 25 inches" means that x must be strictly smaller than 25 inches, this can be written as:
x < 25 inches.
3) If T represents the temperature
"No more than 8°F" means that the temperature can be smaller than 8°F, or equal to 8°F, then we can write this situation with:
T ≤ 8°F
4) "At least 7°F" means that the temperature can be 7°F or more than that, then we can write this situation as:
T ≥ 7°F
Answer:
It should be the first answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first answer says "If Nemo is a fish, then he swims". That makes sense. Then the second one says "If Nemo does swim, then he is a fish". That would make sense, but if my name was Nemo, I can swim. That doesn't mean I'm a fish. The the third one says "If Nemo is not a fish, then he doesn't swim". That doesn't make sense. Say my name is Nemo. I'm not a fish. I can swim though!
Answer:
Half
Step-by-step explanation:
