Step-by-step explanation:
here,
C={ a,b,x,y}
D ={ m,n,o,p}
now,
C union D ={a,b,x,y} union {m,n,o,p}
= {a,b,x,y,m,n,o,p}
therefore C union D ={ a,b,x,y,m,n,o,p}
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Answer:
I would say number 2
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helped
There are three unknowns in this problem. First, let's assign variables for these unknowns.
Let
x be the amount received by the first friend
y be the amount received by the second friend
z be the amount received by the third friend
Next, we formulate equations for the relationships
x = 4z
z = 4y
x + y + z = <span>$231,000
Solving simultaneously,
4(4y) + y + 4y = </span><span>$231,000
21y = </span><span>$231,000
y = $11,000
z = 4($11,000) = $44,000
x = 4($44,000) = $176,000</span>
The degree of a polynomial is the highest degree of any term.
The degree of a term is the sum of the exponents of all the variables of the term,. A plain variable has degree 1.
One term is -3x^9.
That has the largest exponent of any term, so the degree is 9.
By the Pythagorean Theorem:
h^2=x^2+y^2
Which just means that the hypotenuse (longest side) squared is equal to the sum of the side lengths squared...in this case:
h^2=5^2+13^2
h^2=25+169
h^2=194
h=√194
h≈13.93 in (to nearest hundredth of an inch)
Mckensey is correct as shown above.
Cara's mistake was in letting c be a side length instead of the length of the hypotenuse...