Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
A&B are wrong because they imply that x can equal 250, which it can't, it has to be less than 250 so the max x can be is 249.
D is wrong because it is talking about greater than which it is not. It is less than
C is correct
So the two numbers can be represented as x and y
so x is first and y is second
y=2(x)-8
so y=2x-8
IF THEY ARE CONSECUTIVE
If they are consecutive numbers then
x+1=y
subtitute
x+1=2x-8
subtract x from both sides
1=x-8
add 8 to both sides and get
9=x
put it into the equation and get
y=2(9)-8
y=18-8
y=10
so x=9
y=10
IF X AND Y ARE CONSECUTIVE INTEGERS (1,2,3,4 not 2.3 or 1,3,5,8)
One because the law of consines works on it
Answer:
-m^2 |n|^3 sqrt(n)
Step-by-step explanation:
-sqrt( m^4n^7)
We know that sqrt(ab) = sqrt(a) sqrt(b)
-sqrt(m^4) sqrt(n^7)
The sqrt(m^4) = m^2
The sqrt(n^7) = sqrt(n^6) sqrt(n) = |n|^3 sqrt(n) We take the absolute value because if n is negative, n^6 is postive, but n^3 is negative
-sqrt(m^4) sqrt(n^7)
-m^2 |n|^3 sqrt(n)
