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<em>A compound proposition that is always false is called a contradiction</em>
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I’m hoping this helps (but hopefully now you can give the brainliest to the person above)
I’m not very familiar with the square roots method but I believe you try and isolate the term that is squared.
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D.) 7
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the check digit, multiply every even-position digit (when counted from the right) in the number by two. If the result is a two digit number, then add these digits together to make a single digit (this is called the digital root):
Odd numbers: (1.)= 8 (3.)= 4 (5.)= 6 (7.)= 0 (9.)= 4 (11.)= 6 (13.)= 2 (15.)=(1 + 6)= 7
Even numbers: (2.)= 3 (4.)= 8 (6.)= 1 (8.)= 3 (10.)= 6 (12.)=5 (14.)=0
To this total, we then add every odd-position digit:
Odd = 37
Even = 26
This will result in a total:
37 + 26 = 63
The check-digit is what number needs to be added to this total to make the next multiple of 10:
Next multiple of 10 is 70.
70 - 63 = 7
Answer:
7
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First, convert the equation to the standard equation of a parabola.
-1/4(y+4)=(x-3)^2 ---multiply -4 on both sides
y+4=-4(x-3)^2 ---subtract 4 on both sides
y=-4(x-3)^2-4
From the equation, we know that the parabola was moved by 3 to the right, because of (x-3)^2. So the axis of symmetry is x=3. Now look at the number in front of (x-3)^2. It is -4. Since it is negative, the parabola opens downwards.
