I'm pretty positive it would be the second one from the top
(6 + 3) + 21 = 6 + (3 + 21)
It's an ASSOCIATIVE PROPERTY
(a + b) + c = a + (b + c)
Answer:
The fourth pair of statement is true.
9∈A, and 9∈B.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
U={x| x is real number}
A={x| x∈ U and x+2>10}
B={x| x∈ U and 2x>10}
If 5∈ A, Then it will be satisfies x+2>10 , but 5+2<10.
Similarly, If 5∈ B, Then it will be satisfies 2x>10 , but 2.5=10.
So, 5∉A, and 5∉B.
If 6∈ A, Then it will be satisfies x+2>10 , but 6+2<10.
Similarly, If 6∈ B, Then it will be satisfies 2x>10 , and 2.6=12>10.
So, 6∉A, and 6∈B.
If 8∈ A, Then it will be satisfies x+2>10 , but 8+2=10.
Similarly, If 8∈ B, Then it will be satisfies 2x>10. 2.8=16>10.
So, 8∉A, and 8∈B.
If 9∈ A, Then it will be satisfies x+2>10 , but 9+2=11>10.
Similarly, If 9∈ B, Then it will be satisfies 2x>10. 2.9=18>10.
So, 9∈A, and 9∈B.
Hello :
<span>the y-intercept of y = -4/3x + 4 when x=0 : y= (-4/3)(0)+4=4
Answer : </span><span>A) (0, 4)</span>
