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Almonds in hypothetical bag of which we cannot see
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Answer: D) Ray NM</h3>
Ray NP starts at point N as the fixed endpoint and goes off forever in the direction of point P.
The opposite would be to turn 180 degrees and go the other way. So we start at N and instead go off forever toward point M. In either case, the starting point is still the same (point N).
When naming rays, the order is important. Ray NM is different from ray MN. This is because the first letter is the fixed end point (that doesn't go off forever in one direction).
Answer:
Is that even a thing lol
Step-by-step explanation:
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a = -2
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
We want (5-a) to be 20 more than (6a-1). Then we can write ...
... (5-a) = (6a-1) +20
If we add (a-19) to both sides, we get
... -14 = 7a
... -2 = a . . . . . divide by 7
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<em>Comment on the graph</em>
In the attached, we use the variable x, because this graphing calculator likes variables named x and y. We graph each expression and find the place where they both have the same value for the same value of x (the point of intersection). The value of the variable x at that point is -2, the solution we seek.
Answer:
C; P v q
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to give the logical equivalent of the statements.
Firstly,
let p = memorial day is in July
q = parallel lines intersect
It should be noted that on logic, the term or can be represented by V
Thus, the statement here can be written as;
P V q
