A is not a subset of B but B is a subset of A (that is can be found in A) that is B⊆A is correct
<h3>Set theory</h3>
Set is defined as the arrangement of elements. They can be represented using the venn diagram.
Given the following sets
U = {x: x is an integer and 2≤x≤10} = {3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9}
A = {x: 2x+1>7} = {x > 3}
B={x: x^2>20} = {x >± 20}
From the set, can see that A is not a subset of B but B is a subset of A (that is can be found in A) that is B⊆A is correct
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Answer:
For a circle of radius R, the circumference is:
C = 2*pi*R
where pi = 3.14
And if we have an arc defined by an angle θ, the length of the arc is:
A = (θ/360°)*2*pi*R
Here we can not see the image, then i assume that B is the angle that defines the arc AC.
Now we know that the circumference is 120 in, then:
2*pi*R = 120in
Then the length of the arc is:
A = (θ/360°)*120 in
Then if the angle is 18°, we have:
A = (18°/360)*120 in = 6in
Answer:
(0,-4) (-8,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
x = 0, y = -4
y=0, x = -8
5.5x + 2y≤18
you would draw out the solid (not dotted) line then shade in the area underneath the line because the inequality is less than or equal too
<span>rounded to 5 decimal places: 26287091.00000</span>