A is not always true. Compare -10 and 3. Minus 10 is smaller than 3 even though -10 has a larger absolute value. Remember, integers include - minus numbers.
B is another way of saying what I just said for A
C is not always true. Use -3 and -10 The absolute values are 3 and 10. But -3 is larger than - 10. This is kind of sneaky. You have to try this for yourself a couple of times.
D. No! Another counterexample is 3 and 10. The absolute value of 3 and 10 is 3 and 10. These two are positive, and the example does not make D true. All you need is one exception to make something false.
Answer:
5/6
Step-by-step explanation:
It's basically counting how many numbers isn't 3 which is 5 of the sides.
The answer I think will be - 5
Replace x with 3 in the equation to get:
7^2/ 3^2 -2
7^2 changes to 49 and 3^2 changes to 9:
49/9-2
Simplify 9-2 to 7:
49/7
Divide 49 by 7:
7
30÷3 6÷3 so u have to distribute the numbers
