For one thing lines in spherical geometry can have two intersections whereas in euclidean Geometry two lines can intersect at most once (unless they are coincident lines)
Answer:
1/4√x
Step-by-step explanation:
i can’t see it can you take a better picture
Ok so you multiply -3 on both sides so on the right it is -48 and then the left the -3 is cancelled out and so you are left with -6+c . You add 6 on both sides and so it is -42=c so c=-42
I'm not sure about 1 and 2 but 6 is wrong it is a = sign and 7 is wrong.