1. Rational/The sum of two rationals is always rational
2. Irrational/ the sum of a rational and an irrational is always irrational
3. Irrational/The product of a nonzero rational and an irrational is always irrational
4. Rational/The product of two rationals is always rational
Pretty much all the irrational numbers are the ones with radical signs over them and the rational numbers are the fractions and whole numbers. Once you identify the two numbers to be rational or irrational, you can then find your answer within the second part of the answers.
The answer would be 6 I think
If a something with the value of $179,000 dollars decreased in value annually by 3% you would show this by setting a graph or depiction of the drop. You could do this with a line graph to show the slow decrease in value or a bar graph to show how the value is getting smaller
Refrection of (-20, 4) across x-axis gives (-20, 4) = (-20, -4)
Refrection of (-20, 4) across y-axis gives (20, 4)
Refrection of (-20, 4) across y = -x gives (20, -4)
Refrection of (-20, 4) across y = 7 gives (20, 10)
It’s b I’m positive because I did 1.25 to the power of 3 and put that into fractional form
