I would first suggest turning them all to one thing, like all decimals, or fractions. I chose decimals.
5.2, -5.6, 3.9, √21. To solve the square root, you have to simplify it. There is the square root of 3, times the square root of 7 which gets 21. These can't be simplified, so we can't simplify through that. But, the closest whole number that is a square root is 16. You can check by multiplying the same number together twice. Doing this will get you about 4.58
5.2, -5.6, 3.9, and ≈ 4.58. This is a simple ordering problem now.
It ends up as -5.6, 3 9/10, √21, 5.2
There are 2 decimals, one negative. There is one square root, and one mixed number. The square root is an infinite decimal when simplified
Hope this helps! ~Malachi
Answer – B. Stretch
Transformations are said to be rigid if they maintain the same size and shape, so by inference, a change in shape can only be accomplished by a non-rigid transformation. A form of non-rigid transformation is a stretch or compression therefore, in order to change the shape of a function, you need to stretch or compress it.
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first and third one
Step-by-step explanation:
if x=0 then it is a y intercept. if y=0 then it is an x intercept. if both then it is both
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1/14 Hope this helps!!! :) Have a great day
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B
Step-by-step explanation:
As n is equal to 4,
4+3 = 7
