No because the sum could also be irrational number which for example it could be square root of 9 or 49
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The answer is A.
If a redundant conclusion is reached in basic algebra this states that the variable holds all possible real values.
If you algebraically solve Kendra's you do achieve the true statement 5 = 5 (leaving out D). And if you test any value of x for the equation it does hold true (getting rid of B).
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1. B
Adding a constant offset to the data does not change its variance. Scaling it, or applying a non-linear function will change the variance.
2. A
For a given number on the 3rd die, the first two dice can match it 11 ways, or have two numbers that match in 5 additional ways. Thus probability of 2 or more numbers being the same is 6*16/216 = 4/9.
Answer:
-3y (y^2+ 2y-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: it will be 6 ounces of frozen yogurt and 10 ounces of orange juice.
Step-by-step explanation:
3 parts frozen yogurt
5 parts orange juice For a total of 8 parts divided by 16 ounces = 2 Multiply 3 fy x 2= 6 ounces And multiply 5 oj x 2= 10 ounces
