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irina [24]
3 years ago
13

Ocean temperatures _____ year round.

Mathematics
2 answers:
marta [7]3 years ago
5 0
The most likely answer is vary greatly all year long. This is so, because of the different parts of the ocean, sometimes with higher temperatures, near the Florida keys, or in some waters in the gulf of Mexico, and colder waters, such as antarctic waters. Because of the weather changes, some parts of the ocean may freeze over, while some other parts are still free-flowing.
deff fn [24]3 years ago
5 0

Answer is D I know because I know

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The values of (x,y,z) are (3,-1,-2) , if the given are equations 2x+2y+z=- 2,-x-2y+2z=-5 and 2x+4y+z=0.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given is,

                          2x+2y+z=- 2.......................................(1)

                         -x-2y+2z=-5......................................(2)

                            2x+4y+z=0.........................................(3)

Step:1

           Equation (2) is multiplied by -1            ( Eqn(2) × -1 )

                                         x+2y-2z=5.............................(4)

          Subtract the equation (1) and (4)

                                        2x+2y+z=- 2

                                         x+2y-2z=5

                 ( - )

           (2x-x)+(2y-2y)+(z+2z)=(-2-5)

                                                  x+3z=-7......................(5)

Step:2

          Equation (2) is multiplied by -2                 ( Eqn(2) × -2)

                                        2x+4y-4z=10........................(6)

         Subtract equation (6) and (3),                  

                                        2x+4y-4z=10

                                         2x+4y+z=0

                   ( - )

       (2x-2x)+(4y-4y)+(-4z-z)= (10-0)

                                                     -5z=10

                                                         z = - \frac{10}{5}

                                                         z = -2

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Step:3

                Check for solution,

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                Substitute x,y and z values,

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