The ratios should be,
11. no, it's not a constant trend.
12, 1;2
13, The ratio should be multiplying by 10.
I'm not sure about 13
Sorry, i wish i could help, but really the only thing i know is that 4 is 2 by 2 so using another equation to try to prove otherwise is irrational in itself
Answer: Last option.
Step-by-step explanation:
For this exercise you need to find the Discriminant.
The formula used to find the Discriminant, is the following:

In this case, given the Quadratic equation:

You can identify that:

Knowing those values, you must substitute them into the formula and then you must evaluate in order to find the Discriminant.
You get that this is:

By definition, if:
Then the Quadraitc equation has 2 nonreal solutions.
The reading is 26°c as the small sections r of difference 2
6(3x + 4) + 5(12-x) simplifies to
D) 13x + 84