Answer:
They are compatible
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to say that an "ace" and that it is a "coarse"
"ace" is card number 1. Group A
"coarse" is a type of the deck, found from number 1 to card 13. Group B
Thus:
Calculate A U B:
1 to 13 + 1 of the other types of cards in the deck.
At intersection B:
1 of "coarse"
Therefore, if group A is compatible with group B
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C) x=4π/3
The variable x in the cotangent argument has a unit coefficient, so the period is π, just as it is in the parent function cot(x).
Can you graph y = cot(x)? By subtracting the constant π/6 from the argument, that graph is translated to the right by π/6. Just as with cot(x), it is decreasing everywhere.
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Patty wants to run 5/6 of a mile.
5/6 = 0.8333...
Keisha wants to run 3/4 of a mile.
3/4 = 0.75
So Patty would run the greater distance.
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