Parallelogram opposites side theorem which states that If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram , then it’s opposite sides are congruent
The correct answer is B) The set of all first elements of the function. Let's say you had these three points on a graph of a function: (0.9), (2.6), (4,7). The domain of these three points would be (0,2,4). The domain is just the input for which the function is defined. Hope this helps.
X=30 in the first one and x=-15 in the second one
There are two terms n2 and -5. n2 is the first term and -5 is the second term
