C = 3b+2d is the same as 3b+2d = C
Let's isolate d. To do this, we first need to subtract 3b from both sides
3b+2d = C
3b+2d-3b = C-3b
2d = C-3b
Then divide both sides by 2
2d = C-3b
2d/2 = (C-3b)/2
d = (C-3b)/2
Take note of the parenthesis as they are very important. We want to divide ALL of C-3b over 2. We don't want to just divide -3b over 2.
The answer choices you have aren't 100% clear but I have a feeling your teacher meant to say d = (C-3b)/2 instead of d = C-3b/2 for choice A
If that assumption is correct, then the answer is choice A.
Answer with Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that
A and B are matrix.
A.We know that for two square matrix A and B
Then, 
Therefore, it is true.
B. det A is the product of diagonal entries in A.
It is not true for all matrix.It is true for upper triangular matrix.
Hence, it is false.
C.
When is a factor of the characteristics polynomial of A then -5 is an eigenvalue of A not 5.
Hence, it is false.
D.An elementary row operation on A does not change the determinant.
It is true because when an elementary operation applied then the value of matrix A does not change.
Y^2+36, because you square y and 6
<span><span>12</span> + <span>15</span> + <span>45</span> + 1 <span>23</span> = <span>196</span> = 3<span>16</span> ≅ 3.166667</span>
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
Count the number of people not in the soccer circle that are not girls
2+3
5
