What is the slip of the line shown below ? <br><br> A - 11/4 <br> B- 4/11<br> C- -4/11<br> D- 11/4

Answer: D) 13y^25 and 2y^25

Like terms involve the same variables, and each of those variables must have the same exponents.

Another example of a pair of like terms would be 5x^3y^2 and 7x^3y^2. Both involve the variable portion "x^3y^2" which we can replace with another variable, say the variable z. That means 5x^3y^2 becomes 5z and 7x^3y^2 becomes 7z. After getting to 5z and 7z, it becomes more clear we have like terms.

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3 years ago

Please choose all irational thx ^_^

lana66690 [7]

Answer:

Here is a note to help you: Most numbers are rational numbers. Here is how you know when a number is rational or not [especially if its a decimal].

Rational:

- Decimals are usually rational. Rational decimals my look like this:

1) 0.25

2) 0.333333333...

3) 0.234234234234234234...

The following above are rational because they either: terminate or repeat. That being said, 1) terminates, and 2) and 3) repeat because the pattern of 2) is just 3's, and the pattern of 3) is 0.234 over and over again.

Irrational:

- Irrational numbers are numbers that don't repeat, and don't terminate. The next examples are irrational:

1) 0.234536718092343...

2) 8.123456789023452574794832468...

3) 1723456.4356784794954233690422...

- They go on forever and ever, and don't have a pattern/terminate like rational numbers.

Now that you've got that in the bag, its time for your answers!

Step-by-step explanation:

A) rational --> It has a pattern, but does not terminate

B) rational --> It terminates

C) irrational --> it does not have a pattern, even if it does terminate

D) rational --> when you solve it, the answer is 2, and 2 is rational

E) irrational --> it does not have a pattern, but does terminate

I hope I helped you! This took forever, but it was worth it! :D

<h2><u>PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST!</u></h2>

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3 years ago

Planes X and Y are perpendicular. Points A, E, F, and G are points only in plane X. Points R and S are points in both planes X a

NemiM [27]

Given:

Planes X and Y are perpendicular to each other
Points A, E, F, and G are points only in plane X
Points R and S are points in both planes X and Y
Lines EA and FG are parallel

The lines which could be perpendicular to RS are EA and FG.

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3 years ago

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Which angles are adjacent to each other?

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Answer:

(c). Angle 12 and 9

Step-by-step explanation:

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3 years ago

To convert Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit, you can use the expression (C + 32). Tom says that another way to write this expr

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