It very well could be, but not necessarily. What if q = 10, s = 8, and t = 6?
The statement is that q is less than s, and s is less than t (which therefore also means q is less than t).
However, when we substitute (replace) all the letters with the values we assigned them, we can find that the expression becomes:
10 < 8 < 6
This clearly isn’t right, as 10 is the greatest number there, and 8 is definitely less than 10 and greater than 6.
Answer:
x = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
First step, divide both sides by pi to get rid of it entirely; you should be left with x - 8 = 1 (because when you divide a value by itself, you always get 1, so pi divided by pi gives you 1)
Second step, add 8 to both sides, leaving you with x = 9
The correct answer is D (80,-30)
Answer:
92
Step-by-step explanation:
let 'q' = score on last quiz
<u> 70 + 75 + 83 + 80 + q </u> ≥ 80
5
cross-multiply:
308 + q ≥ 5(80)
308 + q ≥ 400
q ≥ 92
