Given that Jon said,
"m-1 is always greater than 1-m"
we want to find how true the statement is;
secondly for negative values of m;
So, the statement "m-1 is always greater than 1-m" is false.
Because 1- m is greater than m-1 when m is a negative integer.
Therefore, I Disagree, because 1- m is greater than m-1 when m is a negative integer
Hello,
x²-5x-2=0
Δ=5²+4*2=33
==>x= (5-√33)/2 or x=(5+√33)/2
The answer to your question is <em>"A line with 4 tick marks labeled Cat, Dog, Rabbit, and Guinea Pig. Cat has 2 crosses, Dog has 3 crosses, Rabbit has 1 cross, and Guinea Pig has 3 crosses. The line is labeled Number of Pets, and title of graph is Pet Owners." </em>Because this is the only plot described that fits with the data from the table with the information on how many cats, dogs, rabbits, and guinea pigs there are.
I guess this will help you
Step-by-step explanation:
30 , 60 , 90 , 120, 150
,LCM of 12 and 30 is 60
