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We must prove that (c+a)(c+d) = (b+c)(b+d)
- Let us use principles from mathematical induction

- a=bx , b=cx, c=dx
- a+c = b + c
- c +d = b + d
- Such that (a+c)(c+d)=(b+c)(b+d)
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Step-by-step explanation:
n(A) is the number of elements is A, sometimes written |A|. I count 7. n(A)=7
13 is among the elements of A, so 13 ∈ A is TRUE
26 is among the elements of A, so 26 ∉ A is FALSE
10 isn't in A, so 10 ∉ A is TRUE
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Answer:
3/16
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Answer:
270
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to do the distributive property first so the answer is C