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<u>We are given the equation:</u>
(a + b)! = a! + b!
<u>Testing the given equation</u>
In order to test it, we will let: a = 2 and b = 3
So, we can rewrite the equation as:
(2+3)! = 2! + 3!
5! = 2! + 3!
<em>We know that (5! = 120) , (2! = 2) and (3! = 6):</em>
120 = 2 + 6
We can see that LHS ≠ RHS,
So, we can say that the given equation is incorrect
Answer: You should play if you are feeling better. Playing on an injured leg could injure it further. You also should see a doctor if it is that bad.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
C. Point A lies on ray BC
Step-by-step explanation:
Points A and C can be connected by a segment which would be a measure of the distance between the points. Locating point B between AC, makes the three points lying on segment AC.
A ray extends from a point to infinity, a line extend to infinity on both sides, while a segment is known to have two endpoints. Therefore, points AC are the end points of the segment AC, and point B between this segment confirms that point B lies on the segment AC. Therefore, Point A lies on ray BC is not correct.
Two angles are said to be supplement when their measure add up to 180 degrees.
Assume that the angle we are looking for is a and its supplement is s (I used s instead of x).
a + s = 180
a = 180 - s ......> equation I
We know that <span>the measure of the angle is eight times greater than its supplement.
This means that:
a = 8s ......> equation II
Substitute by equation II in equation I to get s as follows:
180 - s = 8s
180 = 9s
s = 20 degrees
Substitute in equation I to get the measure of the angle as follows:
a = 180 - s = 180 - 20 = 160 degrees
Based on these calculations:
The measure of the angle is 160 degrees
The measure of its supplement is 20 degrees</span>