How does anyone know how to prove parallel lines, especially when there are two pairs of them?
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Answer: 6 students
What we know:
Students: 24
Students who play checkers:
Students who also play sudoku: of the
24 ÷ 3 = 8, so 8 × 2 = 16 (students who play checkers)
× 2 =
So the answer is,
6 students play both checkers and sudoku
Answer:
a) By graphing just one interval of length . b) Infinite number of angles, c) Infinite times.
Step-by-step explanation:
Any function is periodical when:
,
Where is the period of the function. The periodicity of the function allows us to limit the graphing of the function to just an interval of one period and according to the definition, you can expect same output with n different angles (infinite number of angles and same output infinite times).