When a line changes position from one point to another, the movement is referred to as transition.
<em>Bobby does not have enough information to make a valid conclusion.</em>
The movements of the lines are given as:
<em>Line 1: 3 units up and 8 units right</em>
<em>Line 2: 8 units down and 3 units right</em>
The given information only describes the movement of both lines, but does not give details about the initial relationship between the lines.
<em>Hence, no valid conclusion can be made with the given information.</em>
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Now, keep in mind that, we'll be using 25mile intervals, notice, that at a cost of 200 bucks, it went for 50 miles, now the charges are just for every 25miles only, so, if you drive 30 miles, you pay for 25miles and if you drive for 49 miles, you still only pay for 25 miles, but because 50/25 is 2 intervals, then if you drive for 50 miles, you're paying for 2 intervals of 25miles, not just one.
now, also let's keep in mind that, when the car was driven for 200 miles, that's 200/25 or 8 25mile intervals, so the 25mile charge kicked in 8 times.

-3x to the second power - 2
I believe this is your answer.
Answer:
As a branch of operations research, queuing theory can help inform business decisions on how to build more efficient and cost-effective workflow systems. Queuing theory is the study of the movement of people, objects, or information through a line.
13-5 is how you would do this so your answer would be 8 :)