1st one: zero
2nd one: one
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to convert the interval [-1, ∞) to inequality notation using <em>x</em> as the variable.
The interval [-1, ∞) reads: "All real numbers between -1 and positive infinity."
In other words, it is all numbers greater than or equal to -1 and less than positive infinity.
Therefore:
Note that we do not use "or equal to" for the infinity as we can never really "equal" infinity.
All you have to do is try out both of the equations with each of the different choices.
200 = 45 (3) + 20
200 = 135 + 20
200 = 155
200 = 35 (3) + 60
200 = 105 + 60
200 = 165
So, this one does not work.
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180 = 45 (3) + 20
180 = 135 + 20
180 = 155
180 = 35 (3) + 60
180 = 105 + 60
180 = 165
So, this one does not work.
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200 = 45 (4) + 20
200 = 180 + 20
200 = 200
200 = 35 (4) + 60
200 = 140 + 60
200 = 200
So this one works.
The answer would be C.
I hope this helps and I'm sorry it took so long!
The total weight of the five packages is 65.43 ounces all you have to do is add them together.
Answer:
(x,y) maps to (-y,x).
Step-by-step explanation:
Use vertex I as an example.
Pre-image I is graphed at point (-3,2), while image I' is graphed at point (-2,-3) .
In order to change between these points, the x and y coordinates must be swapped, as well as multiplying the y coordinate by -1.
