Answer:
Yes The intersection of any two disjoint sets is a null set
if two sets do not have any common element then their intersection does not have any element Therefore its intersection is a null set
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
8y-11 5/8
Step-by-step explanation:
product means multiplacation so multiply the terms used, which in this case is 8 and y. 11 5/8 less means subtraction. Therefore the answer. (also what grade is this question for?)
Answer:
The price of the cell phone without the coupon= $500
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Express discounted amount
The discounted amount can be expressed as a function of the original cost of the phone as follows;
D=r×A
where;
D=discounted amount
r=coupon rate
A=original price of the cell phone before the coupon
In our case;
r=45%=45/100=0.45
A=a
replacing;
Discounted amount=(0.45×a)=0.45 a
Step 2: Amount she pays up
Amount she pays=Original cost of cell phone-discounted amount
where;
Amount she pays= $275
original cost of cell phone=a
discounted amount=0.45 a
replacing;
$275=a-0.45 a
0.55 a=275
a=275/0.55
a=500
The price of the cell phone without the coupon= $500
Answer:
y = -x -3
Step-by-step explanation:
I went to Desmos and kept guessing y intercepts until the line passed through the point (-4, 1). Sorry I can't explain the real way to figure this out.
