answer: for example there is 12 and there is -12, as we can see they are opposites from each other so that means they are eliminated. i hope it helps
Answer:
116,280 different leadership structures are possible
Step-by-step explanation:
The order is important.
For example, a Committee of John, Elisa, Laura and Rose means that John is the chairperson, Elisa the vice-chairperson, Laura the secretary and Rose the treasurer. If we exchange John and Elisa, their roles are also exchanged. This means that we use the permutations formula to solve this question.
Permutations formula:
The number of possible permutations of x elements from a set of n elements is given by the following formula:

How many different leadership structures are possible
Permutations of 4 elements from a set of 20. So

116,280 different leadership structures are possible
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Answer:
Parabola
Discussion:
The equation is x = (1/16) y^2. Multiply both sides by 16 to get
y^2 = 16x is a parabola that "opens to the right". (Looks like y = x^2 rotated clockwise 90 degrees)
Thank you,
MrB
Wel its kinda difficult to say but look on how much times 6 can fit into 7 which is 1 but that will be 6,so in order to become seven you need 1 which is our left over number,so in the end you will get 1 whole and 1/6 and you use the leftover number as your numerator and just leave the 6 as it was.Whoof that was long but its no nearly as long as i explain it.