True, it is an example of a decimal
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Answer:
Suppose the ordered pair is (x.y). Substitute these values in the linear equality to see if it is true,
Example. Consider the point (7, -4). Is it a solution of the linear inequality
3x < 4y - 9? Let's check to find out.
Check:
Is 3 (7) < 4 (-4) - 9 true ?
Is 21 < -16 -9 = -25 ??
NO!
So (7,-4) is NOT a solution of the linear inequality.
Thank you,
MrB
6-4=2
5-X=?
5-2=3
X=3
That is the answer, sorry if i didn't explain it well<span />
Integers are like -4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,4 etc
√49=7, integer
-3⁰=-(3⁰)=-(1)=-1, integer
1.2 times 10⁻²=1.2/100=0.012, not an integer
18/3=6, integer
answer is 3rd one
