Answer:
No.
Step-by-step explanation:
Any even number plus any odd number will always be odd.
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The solutions to f(x) = g(x) are where the x-values for which the output f(x) is equal to the output of g(x).
What I mean by this is for instance, you input 7 into f(x) and g(x) and you get the same answer, then 7 is a solution.
Here, we are looking in columns two and three to see which rows are equal. It looks like when you input 0 into both f(x) and g(x), you get 2, and when you input 1 into both f(x) and g(x), you get 3.
Therefore, (0,2) and (1,3) are your solutions.
Solutions
We know that <span>the mass of a tiger at a zoo is 235 kilograms. Randy's cat has a mass of 5,000 grams. To solve the problem we have to convert 235 kilograms into grams.
</span>235 kilograms = 235000 grams
<span>Randy's cat has a mass of 5,000 grams
</span>
Randy's cat = <span>5,000 grams
</span>
Tiger = <span>235000 grams
</span>
Our next step is to subtract 5000 from <span>235000 grams
</span>
235000 grams - <span>5000 grams = 230000
</span>
Answer = <span>230000 grams </span>
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, you would use the GCF
Find the GCF of 45, 81, 63
GCF(45, 81, 63) = 9
45 = 9 * 5
81 = 9 *9
63= 9 * 7
Since 5, 9, 7 have no common factors, the GCF has to be 9.
This means that the greatest number of plants he can put in each row is 9.
The number of rows he uses for each plant will (obviously) vary.
Answer:
C.) (I think you meant to put c here) State with little or no economy
Step-by-step explanation:
This one was very confusing because I was beginning to think the answer could possibly be D as well. However, based on background knowledge of many developing countries in the previous century and also the present, many nations are still classified as developing despite the states being into conflict. Therefore revealing the states don't have to be working together in order to build an economy in order to be classified as a developing nation.
Now without a doubt, I do recall that a developing nation has little to no economy. That statement surely is more accurate due to it providing a fact rather than a hypothesis.
