No; you can not have an x-value go to more than one y-value
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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using Sine Law,




Another angle will be

considering angle B, angle C = 
considering angle B', angle C' = 



Similarly, finding c'



Hence two triangles are possible with below details: : Answer
A = 30, B = 48.6, C = 101.4, c = 7.84
A = 30, B' = 131.4, C' = 18.6, c' = 2.55
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The first graphed rational number is at the middle of -2 and -1, thus the number represented is

The second graphed number is five out of six places from from 0 to 1, thus the number graphed is

The difference between the two numbers can be represented as

or

To find the difference,

Also,
T=2
t^2=4
4-4=0
is that right?