Answer:
A -2V7
Step-by-step explanation:
you just have to subtract the coefficients
3-5=-2
-2V7
Answer:
7. combination; 25C6 = 177100
8. combination; 15C5 = 3003
Step-by-step explanation:
7. The order of the committee member selections is not important. (It would be if specific people filled specific positions on the committee.) Hence, the number is a number of combinations of 25 people taken 6 at a time.
__
8. The order of players is not important, as it might be if specific choices filled specific positions on the team. (The problem statement gives no indication that is the case. It is only by our knowledge of basketball teams that we entertain the possibility that order might be important.) Hence, the number is a number of combinations of 15 people taken 5 at a time.
_____
Of course, nCk = n!/(k!(n-k)!)
The place where two equations intersect, has a certain value of y. This means that in the intersection point, the y-values of both expressions are the same, so y = y. Since y is also represented by the following equations, y = 4x and y = 2x - 2, the x-value of the intersection point is 4x = 2x - 2.
Remember a rational number is a number that can be written with two whole numbers in a fraction, for example, 0.25 can be written as 1/4 notice how, both, the numerator and denominator are whole numbers AKA Integers(numbers that aren't decimals or fractions).
any number that can't be written by whole numbers in the numerator or denominator is an irrational number, things like Pi, Pi cannot be written by two whole numbers in the fraction.
50.652, is definitely rational because the fraction does not need decimal numbers in the numerator or denominator.
it can be written as:

or

notice how neither the numerator or denominators are decimals?