If these points lie on the same line or coincides. then there are dozens of planes, passing through these points.
If these point don't lie on the same line, then there is unique plane, which passes through these points.
Answer:
He will earn 9$ annually.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find his earning we will put the numbers in the the exponential equation y=a+(b+c)^x
A=90
B=1.10 (you always add 1 to your percentage when it is positive)
C=0
X=1
Y=90+(1.1)^1
Y=9
<span>To construct the argument, one could look at the value of the largest digit. In Set A, the largest-valued digit (1) has a value of one million, while the 4 in the other value is only valued at 40,000. Set B has two 4 values that are both worth 400,000, which will end up requiring a second comparison to tease out the larger value.</span>
If there are x $13 each books and y $17 each books, then we can build the following equations:
x + y = 8 (or y = 8 - x)
13x + 17y = 128 (or y = 128/17 - 13x/17)
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