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Which two equations represent a nonlinear function?

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Elenna [48]2 years ago

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Anna007 [38]

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Step-by-step explanation:

Do you mean -12(x+5)=-10?

Divide both sides by -12 -> x+5=10/12

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Interpret the following table about school dropout at the basic level (5 marks)

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Given the following :

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BOYS : [49 / (49 +51)] × 100.= 49%

GIRLS : [51 / (49 +51)] × 100.= 51%

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