In this question , we have to find the postulate that is illustrated for the real numbers
The postulate is Additive inverse postulate which states that
Where a is the real number and -a is the opposite of a. It states that , if opposite of a number is added with the number, the result is 0 .
Answer:
Graph by first drawing a horizontal line at 3 on the y axis. Anything below this line falls into the y is less than or equal to 3 range. Draw a vertical line at negative 2 on the x axis. This represents x > -2. The next one is a slanted line, so it'll be trickier to graph. If using a graph of 10 - 10, graph from (-8, -10) to (10, 8). If using a graph of 20 - 20, graph from (-18, -20) to (20, 18). As seen in the graph, anything to the upper left of this line is included.
The true inclusion is where all the ranges intersect. Be sure to color this the darkest or with a special pattern.
For this case we must find the quotient of the following expression:
Applying double C we have the following expression:
Applying distributive property to the terms within the parentheses of the numerator we have:
Thus, the quotient is given by option A
Answer:
Option A