Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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The image shows that all integers are rational numbers, but there are rational numbers that are not integers.
The formal statement would be

Answer:
Consecutive interior angles
Step-by-step explanation:
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As it is, in accordance with the priorities of the operators (or the PEMDAS rule) the equation without parentheses mean
<span>(2/3)x+1=(1/6)x-7
I do not suppose you mean the above, since the solution is relatively trivial.
I suppose you actually mean
</span><span>2/(3x+1)=1/(6x-7)
in which case you would cross-multiply:
2(6x-7)=(3x-1)
and expand/distribute
12x-14=3x-1
isolate x and solve
12x-3x=-1+14
9x=13
x=13/9
If you mean the first form of equation without parentheses, my apologies.</span>
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<h3>Graph 3</h3>
Line starting at x = -2
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ -2
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 0
<h3>Graph 4</h3>
Vertical line
- <u>Domain</u>: x = 3
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 5</h3>
Quadratic function with negative leading coefficient and max value of 3
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y ≤ 3
<h3>Graph 6</h3>
Curve with non-negative domain and min value of -2
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ 0
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ -2
<h3>Graph 7</h3>
Line with no restriction
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 8</h3>
Quadratic function with positive leading coefficient and min value of 4
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 4
<h3>Graph 9</h3>
Parabola with restriction at x = -4
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number except -4
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 10</h3>
Square root function with star point (2, 0)
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ 2
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 0