And, actually, in the example he sent me, there was a bunch of choices.

Choices

And that is choice D.

Now, you're going to be deciding how you're going to lose money, but you're going to get the same choice.

So today you get 100.

I've done it in a slightly different shade of green.

Now this is interesting.

Or the ratio of the areas of the two squares is 16 81.

And I'll copy and paste choice D here.

I want to make sure that everyone understands what a programming language is.

So the base has to be 12 inches.

And that is choice A.

Minus z plus 2.

So let's think about problem number 1.

Number of choices

You can certainly also try running this in the Python interpreter

See if there's enough information here for you to decide how we should specify the output.

Option A

On a multiple choice test, problem 1 has 4 choices, and problem 2 has 3 choices.

So let me recap.

Either way, it would have gotten us to this point and then we could have simplified here and gotten choice A.

Let's imagine we're going out on a date. So we require a babysitter.

And we're done.

Let's look at each one of these possibilities in turn.

So h has to be less than or equal to 7 hours.

So 144 minus 60 is 84.

So 2 times that is equal to just the 25 root 3.

All of that over 2.

That's going to be equal to 6 plus 4 is equal to 10.

And, if i haven't responded, then what?

There is an option.

And the other option?

We don't have a choice.

Right now,we don't have a choice.

YOU'VE GOT ONE OF TWO CHOICES.

...but still, what choice do we have?

And there are so many choices.

Democracy is the only game in town.

So I'm guessing they just want to simplify this a little bit and see if we get to one of these choices.

So we have two choices left, and I said both of these choices could work okay.

And that is choice D.

So this can be factored as x minus 8 times x minus 3.

Maybe I left the good one? have killed themselves.

So x is equal to the square root of 21.

The first one, let's say, is, How messy are you?