Assume N students
Student 1 can get (n-1) papers
Student 2 can get (n-1) papers
Student 3 can get (n-1) papers
etc
Student N can get (n-1) papers
So for N students you can have N(n-1)
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
Use 5 for "x" or "a number" and see if the inequality is true.
a) =3 < 5+11 < 2 . . . . false. 16 is not less than 2
b) 7·5 ≥ 35 or 4·5 < -12 . . . . true. 35 = 35
c) -7 + 2·5 = 3 is at most 2 . . . . false. 3 > 2
d) 5·5 +3 = 28 is between 2 and 30 . . . . true.
A. The function is bing translated down 5 units
b. The function is being stretched vertically stretched by 2 units
c. He function is being translated 5 units to the right
d. The functions being flipped and vertically stretched by 3 units
Answer:
10 - p is his change
Step-by-step explanation:
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