A is an absolute value if it is greater than zero. This simply means that an absolute value number will always be greater than zero. This is because absolute value is the distance from 0 on a number line. Keep in mind that distance cannot be negative. For example, look at the numbers 5 and -5. 5 is 5 spaces from 0, and -5 is also 5 spaces from 0, not -5 spaces from 0. Put simply, an absolute value number that is greater than 0, will always be positive.
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1. 1,728
2. You can't tell because it doesn't say the amount one serving will serve, and how many servings she is serving, and how many people come to her party. Sorry!!
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Answer:
your answer is 6 and 3/7ths and 12 and 2 / 7ths.
Step-by-step explanation:
I had the question and got it right,
67.3 repeating. You multiply 68 times 50, subtract 82 and 86, them divide by 48. If that doesn't work, try dividing by 50. That should work.
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
The Fundamental theorem of algebra states that a polynomial of degree n has n roots. These can be real or complex.
A quadratic is of degree 2 and has 2 roots.