Hmm
let's try some numbers
we have 3 scenarios
x>y
x=y
x<y
x>y
x=-1 and y=-2
x-y=-1-(-2)=-1+2=1
it's positive when x>y
x=y
x=-1, y=-1
-1-(-1)=-1+1=0
nope
x<y
x=-2 and y=-1
-2-(-1)=-2+1=-1
nope
x-y is positive when 0>x>y
Answer:
which principle prevents a brach from abusing its power
Step-by-step explanation:
Graph 3y-2x=-18
hmm, ok, x intercept is at y=0 and x=9 so the point (9,0)
y intercept is at x=0 and y=-6 so (0,-6)
all the graphs hit that
ok, so we have 3y-2x>-18
it is > and not ≥ so it is a dotted line
it is one of the first 2
ok, test points
(0,0)
0>-18?
true
so (0,0) is in it
so it is the 2nd one
Answer:
4 1/6 cups of almonds left
Step-by-step explanation:
Granola recipe = 2 1/3 cups of almonds
2 1/2 batches of granola = 2 1/3 cups of almonds × 2 1/2
= 2 1/3 × 2 1/2
= 7/3 × 5/2
= (7*5)/(3*2)
= 35/6
= 5 5/6 cups of almonds
A bag of almonds = 2 cups
5 bags of almonds = 10 cups
Cups of almonds left = 10 cups - 35/6 cups
= 60-35/6
= 25/6
= 4 1/6 cups
