<span>1. take English and niether of the other two?
</span>36-6 that we know take all 3
This leave 30.
Subtract the 6 from those taking history and English. Leaves 10.
Subtract the 10 from those taking English.
This leaves 20.
Subtract the 6 from those taking political science and English. Leaves 8.
Subtract 8 from those taking English.
Leaves 12
<span>
2. take none of the three courses? </span>
<span>
3. take history, but niether of the other two
</span>Do the same with history as we did with English.
32-6 = 26 -10=16-10=6
<span>
4. take political science and history but not english
</span>16-6 (that take all 3) = 10
Hope at least the partial answer helps!
The answer is
and
. A picture is attached to explain what alternate exterior angles are.
Answer:
f(x) =
-2
-1
-2
-3
On Edgenuity 2020
Step-by-step explanation:
Got it correct on Edgenuity :)
Or if you would like the longer explanation;
The graph given explained:
On a coordinate plane, a function has four connecting lines. The first line goes from (0, 0) to (2,2), the second line goes from (2, 2) to (3, 1), the third line goes from (3, 1) to (5, 3), and the fourth line is horizontal to the x-axis at 3.
After finding the matching points on the graph using the coordinates on the x axis (on the line), you should get 2, 1, 2, and 3. Then use the odd function which is
f(-x) = -f(x) and insert those numbers in -f(x)
which leads you to the answer above which is
f(x) =
-2
-1
-2
-3
Hopefully this helped !
Sorry I couldn't explain it any better but I did it in a way that I was able to understand how I got my answer ! :)
I am probably wrong but 45 degrees? Most if not all triangles equal 180. Since we already have 90 degrees we can subtract 90 from 180 and get 90. Both of the angles on the bottom left and right look about the same size so we can divide 90 by 2 and get 45.
This question is incomplete because the options were not written properly.
Complete Question
On Tuesday Jack bought four boxes. On Wednesday half of all the boxes that he had were destroyed.
Write an expression for how many boxes Jack has now
A. 1/2b+4
B. 1/2+4b
C. 4b−1/2b
D. b+42/2
Answer:
C. 4b−1/2b
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of boxes that Jack has be represented by b
In the question, we are told that:
• On Tuesday, Jack bought 4 boxes
Since 1 box = b
4 boxes = 4b
• On Wednesday , half of the boxes where destroyed.
= 1/2 b
The expression for how many boxes Jack has now is given as
Number of boxes Jack bought in Tuesday - half of the boxes destroyers on Wednesday.
This is expressed mathematically as:
4b - 1/2b
