Chapter 2: Q 2.1 (page 99)
Determine whether the values are solutions to the equation: .
(a) (b) .
Short Answer
Part (a) is not a solution to the equation.
Part (b) is a solution to the equation.
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Chapter 2: Q 2.1 (page 99)
Determine whether the values are solutions to the equation: .
(a) (b) .
Part (a) is not a solution to the equation.
Part (b) is a solution to the equation.
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