Hi I’m Charles from the University of Alaska Mathematics Department. I have a degree in dentistry, chemistry, zoology, algebra, geometry and finally literature. Anyways I was very interested by your question so I took a look and saw that this indeed is a hard question. However when I look at it it doesnt look to bad but it could pose to be quite difficult. So assuming from the question I could tell that you need to define the square root untill you hit the zero degree of -2. But you could instead solve for negative externalities of the equations and then use the Calvin formula to solve this question. So ultimately the answer is A. I hope this helps!
<span>We can have the basic inequalities and equalities’ sign. (>, =, <). </span>
<span>These three set of symbols can discern, describe and explain the relationship between of numbers. These signs are used varying in many mathematical operations to explain and find discrepancy between value, sets of values or numbers in single and equitable category. </span>
Examples includes
6 > 5; 6 is greater than 5; 5 is less than 6
<span> 1 > -1; -1 is less than 1; 1 is greater than -1 </span>
<span>-2 = -2; -2 is equal to -2 <span> </span></span>
Answer:
number of tickets cost
2 10
5 25
7 35
8 40
10 50
Step-by-step explanation:
it is 100% percent correct
Hey, im not really sure but i think it is that 1. x=96 y=11 2. x=16 y=15 3.x=81 y=18
Then you just substitute the numbers into the letters. For example,
11-96(2)= -181
15-16(2)= -17
18-81(2)= -144
Yes it is Bc no matter what y values are given, x always has to equal 1.
