A is not a subset of B but B is a subset of A (that is can be found in A) that is B⊆A is correct
<h3>Set theory</h3>
Set is defined as the arrangement of elements. They can be represented using the venn diagram.
Given the following sets
U = {x: x is an integer and 2≤x≤10} = {3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9}
A = {x: 2x+1>7} = {x > 3}
B={x: x^2>20} = {x >± 20}
From the set, can see that A is not a subset of B but B is a subset of A (that is can be found in A) that is B⊆A is correct
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y = ( 3 * x ) - 2.
This is because the card costs for 3 $ and should be multiplied by the number of total cards she buys in that particular day. So 3 * x.
Now as she has got a 2$ off coupon, whatever the total is she gets 2 dollars off on that price. So we will subtract 2 at that time. FInally all this summed up would be equal to y.
Answer:
C) 56
Step-by-step explanation:
DEG and FEG are on a straight line forming 180 degree.
Set your formula up as
180 = (3x+31)+(2x-6)
180 = 3x +2x +31 - 6
180 - 31 + 6 = 5x
155 = 5x
155/5 = x
31 = x
Now substitute 31 in place of x
FEG = (2*31-6)
FEG = 56
Can there be more than one answer? I think it could be add x, subtract 1, divide by 4 and/or subtract 1, add x, divide by 4
