Answer:
point symmetry if no symmetry isn't an option as it looks grayed out and not clickable
How a day breaks, and a night falls. Do you get it? :P
Because even though 'a' and 'b' are rational, and their squares are
also rational, that doesn't guarantee that the sum of their squares
has a rational square root.
Examples:
1 and 2
Sum of squares = 5
√5 is irrational
2 and 3
Sum of squares = 13
√13 is irrational
4 and 5
Sum of squares is 41
√41 is irrational
'c' is rational only when 'a', 'b', and 'c' form a . . . . . wait for it . . . . .
a 'Pythagorean triple'.
Examples:
3 and 4
Sum of squares is 25
√25 = 5 is rational yay
5 and 12
Sum of squares is 169
√169 = 13 is rational yay
Answer:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are expected to evaluate the validity of a particular proposition.
To evaluate this validity, what we do is that we check if the calculations as projected on the question are correct.
Let’s proceed!
Number of dogs to cat ratio = 4:5
Number of animals is 270;
Number of dogs will be 4/9 * 270 = 120
Number of cats will be 5/9 * 270 = 150
Now let’s check if the number of dogs is 4/5 that of cats.
Obviously 4/5 * 150 = 120
This makes true, the statement
