The explanation is in a file the other Pearson put
Answer:
The correct option is c.
Step-by-step explanation:
The quotient of the polynomials is

We need to find the remainder by using long division method.
The dividend of the given expression is


The long division method is shown below.

From the below attachment it is clear that the quotient has a remainder of 30. Therefore, the divisor is not factor of the dividend.
Therefore the correct option is c.
The answer should be (6,6), you can plug 6 in for both x and y in order to solve the function.
y=12-x
(6)= 12 - (6)
6=6
It is a fraction.
For example : 50/100 ... 50 is a part on 100.
100 in decimal term would be 1.00
.85 is LESS than 1.00 causing it to be a part/ or portion of 100.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the domain is (-∞,∞)