An equation does not always have a solution. Sometimes, an equation can have a variable that does not equal the remaining value on the other side. For example, root negative x could never equal a number squared.
√-x ≠ 14²
This equation cannot have a solution because you can't square any number to get a negative solution. Therefore, x= no solution.
3b^2 - x = -9b^2
x = 3b^2 +9b^2
x = 12b^2
3b^2 -12b^2 = -9b^2
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Answer:
C. No because Angie is not representative of the population in the algebra class
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: 
Concept:
In a function f(x), it represents a function in terms of x or for x. Therefore, to find the values in the function, substitute values within the parenthesis to solve.
Solve:
<u>Given information</u>

<u>Need to find</u>

<u>Substitute (x + 4) to the position of x</u>

<u>Distributive property on the numerator</u>

<u>Combine like terms</u>


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