Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation: its 2 6\7
AVERAGE between 90 and 100%
means not including 90 and 100% but not including 90 or 100%
average=(sum of values in set)/(how many values in the set)
so
4 exams, so there are 4 values
average=(sum)/4
the sum is the known+unknwon
sum=76+99+86+x
so
90<span><</span>average and average <span><</span>100
or
90<span><</span>average<span><</span>100
lets say average=a
a=sum/number
a=(76+99+86+x)/4
90<(76+99+86+x)/4<100
90<(76+99+86+x)/4 and (76+99+86+x)/4<100
solve each for x and find intersection
90<span><</span>(76+99+86+x)/4
times 4 both sides
360<span><</span>261+x
minus 261 both sides
99<span><</span>x
(76+99+86+x)/4<u><</u>100
times 4 both sides
261+x<u><</u>400
minus 261 both sides
x<u><</u>139
so
99<u><</u>x<u><</u>139
since max score is 100
99<u><</u>x<u><</u>100
interval notaion is
[99,100]
answer is 2nd one
Answer:
There are infinitely many solutions to the system because the equations represent the same line
Answer:
Always
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