Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Condition 1:
four times the sum of X and Y = 4(X + Y)
Condition 2:
the sum of four times X and Y= 4X + Y
In condition 1, both the variables are first added and then multiplied by four. This can be simplified as:
4X +4Y
I condition 2, only the variable X is multiplied with 4 and then added to Y.
With positive integers, condition 1 will always give a greater value.
With negative integers, condition 2 will have greater value.
I hope it will help you!
No. Arkansas is between 33° and 36.5° latitude
Solution:
<u>A few definitions...</u>
- Rational number - Any integer, fraction, terminating decimal, or repeating decimal is classified as a rational number
- Irrational number - All the real numbers which are not rational numbers.
<u>Option A - Rational or Irrational?</u>
Since both are known as fractions, they are rational numbers.
<u>Option B - Rational or Irrational?</u>
√2 is classified as an Irrational number because if it is simplified, it does not result in any integer, fraction, terminating decimal, or repeating decimal.
<u>Option C - Rational or Irrational?</u>
- 1/√4 + 7/2
- => 1/2 + 7/2
- => 8/2 = 4
Since this is an integer, this is rational.
<u>Option D - Rational or Irrational?</u>
- √9 + √4
- => √3 x 3 + √2 x 2
- => 3 + 2 = 5
Since this is an integer, this is rational.
In conclusion...
Option B is correct.
Answer:
800 calories
Step-by-step explanation
Jace wants his total to be: 1,900
He consumed: 1,500
He burned: 400
How much is left: ?
Your equation would look like: 1900=1500-400+x
First step is to add like terms so: 1500-400= 1100
Now you subtract the calories Jace has gained with the total he wants to achieve: 1900-1100= 800
The amount he needs to gain is: x=800
1,100 is not aa viable solution because he want to keep his calory intake at 1,900, and 1,100 is the total for the calories he already consumed and burned while at the gym.
Hope this made sense!
