Answer:
I cant even see anything can you reupload your answer, please?
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, you will have to set up your equation as fractions:
X is to 4 as 4 is to 4+3, or 7
X/4 = 4/7
You will then cross multiply
7x = 4•4
7x = 16
Divide.
X = 2.285714...
Round to the nearest hundredth.
2.29
Answer:
Yes, indeed it is one of the most important examinations.
It's B.
You can think of the action of multiplying matrix <em>A</em> onto any other matrix <em>X</em> as
• preserving the first row of <em>X</em> due to the +1 in the first column of the first row,
• negating the second row of <em>X</em> due to the -1 in the second column of the second row, and
• preserving the third row of <em>X</em> due to the +1 in the third column of the third row.
Do you need any one PARTICULAR example? If yes, then it would be:
-740/17 + 10 / 17 ....
keep the denominator same, which would not be divisible by numerator; and sum of numrerator should be equal to -730
