Answer:
x-2
The choose (1)
Step-by-step explanation:
(x³-3x²+3x-2)÷(x²-x+1)
(x-2)(x²-x+1) ÷ (x²-x+1)
Delete (x²-x+1)
so = (x-2)
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0.043
The first 0 before the decimal point is not significant since it is used for cosmetic purpose
The 0 after the decimal is not significant as the 0 is used to locate the decimal point
The 4 is the first nonzero integer and it counts as a significant figure
Therefore, 0.04 will be your answer rounded to 1 s.f
Answer:
Initial number of trees were 204.
Step-by-step explanation:
555 must be a typo error. The question will not produce correct answer. I worked out with 55 but the answer is wrong. So, the number is 5.
Lets say MacDonald removed 5 orange trees from his farm.
Let t be the initial number of trees
After removing 5 trees, the remaining left are t-5 trees
As given - Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges for a total harvest of 41790 oranges. This means

Solving for t:



t = 204
So, initial number of trees were 204.
We can check this : 

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Working with 55 we get the wrong answer:



t = 144
We can check this : 
(wrong)
For this case we give as data the following equation:

Where "x" represents the cost of a ticket.
By clearing the value of "x" of the equation we can know the cost of a ticket.
If we subtract 12 from both sides of the equation, we have:

If we divide between 4 on both sides of the equation:

Therefore, the cost of a ticket is $ 9.00
Answer:
Option C
you can make a table of values using any intergers and as many as you need in this case I chose 0,1,2 then you replace them in your actual equation and find the values of y.finally plot.
after plotting the points you shade the unwanted region(the sign will direct you) in this case the wanted region is y>.so you shade the less than area.
for the second one you make the equation simpler
6x+3y<9
3y<-6x+9
and also make a table of values,replace were there's x and plot
I hope this helps!
for further questions please feel free to ask