Because when we draw a point ,we draw a very very small line....one can see how this might lead to a problem.consider a line that is 1 inch long,what we want to looked at 1/1000 through that line it would still be a line.but,if we drew it ,it would look like a point....
Answer:
Union and Intersection
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the algebra of sets define the properties and laws of the sets.
The basic operations of sets are,
Union, Intersection, Complement of a set and Equality of sets.
Since, the operations addition, subtraction, multiplication and division are the basic arithmetic operations of numbers.
i.e. they are not in the algebra of sets.
So, we get that out of the given options, the operations in algebra of sets are Union and Intersection.
<h3>Yes the triangles are congruent by ASA axiom or congruency .</h3>
Because one side of triangle is equal and two angles are equal . So option 1 is your answer .
In the general case, it is (x, y+3), where y = f(x).
The solution 349 is given, and its number 3, 4 and 9 determine how many times 13 can be subtracted:
The first subtraction is 3x13 (x100) = 3900
The second subtraction is 4x13 (x10) = 520
The third subtraction is 6x13 = 78
So the answer is 520, which is also what you get when you subtract 78 from 598 of course.