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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the solution to an inequality
{x|x>2/3}
The solution set does not include 
, therefore, it must be open at the left. Recall that we use a curvy bracket ( to denote openness at the left.
Since x is greater than , the solution set contains all values of larger than up till infinity. Since infinity is an arbitrarily large value, we also use an open bracket at the right.
Therefore, another way to represent the solution {x|x>2/3} is:
The correct option is C.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: See Attachment
Required
Determine the length of the legs
To do this, we apply Pythagoras theorem.
In this case:
Open Bracket
Collect Like Terms
Solving using quadratic formula:
So:
or 
Since, x can't be negative, then:
One of the leg is:
Answer:
85j-6/5j
Step-by-step explanation:
Option c is your answer 3xy + 7x4
Answer:
= 1.6
Unless you meant to clarify what in the equation you needed, but that is the answer to it.
