The answer to this question is true.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
1) Equator: The equator is an imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal parts known as the northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere. The equator is a line of latitude.
Line A is the equator
2) Latitude: Latitude are imaginary lines on earth that run from the east to west.
Line B are lines of latitude
3) Longitude: Longitude are imaginary lines on earth that run from the north to south.
Line F is a line of longitude
4) Prime Meridian: The prime meridian is a 0° line of longitude. It serves as a reference for other lines of longitude measurement.
Line E is a prime meridian.
5) South pole: The south pole is at a latitude of 90°S and all the lines of longitude meet there.
Point D is the south pole
6) North pole: The north pole is at a latitude of 90°N and all the lines of longitude meet there.
Point C is the south pole
Answer:
Explanation:
Alright so the way to do this is to use properties of integrals to make our life easier.
So we have:

So lets break this up into two different integrals that represent the same area.

Lets think about what is going on up there. The integral from four to zero gives us the area under the curve of f(x) from four to zero. If we subtract this from the integral from one to zero (the area under f from one to zero) we are left with the area under f from four to one! Hence:

But since we have these values we can say that:
-3 - 2 = -5
Which means that
= -5
So now we can evaluate 
Lets first break up our integrand into two integrals
= 
Now we can evaluate this:
We know that
= -5
So:
where x is evaluated at 4 to 1 so
-15 + 2(3)
So we are left with -15 + 6 = -9
Answer:
James is in dual enrollment
Explanation:
He is receiving both high school and college credit simultaneously.