I feel like it’s d because it is changed to the other form
Answer: 1.)Quadratic
2.) A.
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't know all of them but I can tell you that B and E are answers that you should check.
So to get a ratio of plates to bowl, you divide both the numbers by a common multiple, which I found the greatest to be 4. So you divide 52 by 4 and 24 by for to get a ratio of 13 plates to 6 bowls. (Also written as: 13:6, 13/6, or 13 to 6)
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The partial derivatives are not equal, so the equation is not exact.
