The number of unique combinations that can be formed by picking one object from each of k different sets of objects is equal to no no no My, where the
size of the first set is ny, the size of the second set is ny, and so forth.
A. True
B. False

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step-by-step explanation:

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4y < -4

we need to isolate y. we can do this by simply dividing both sides by 4.

4y ÷ 4 > -4 ÷ 4

simplify.

y > -1

5 - y > 0

once again, we need to isolate y, so we can start off by subtracting 5 from both sides.

5 - y - 5 > 0 - 5

simplify.

-y > -5

divide both sides by -1.

** remember that when dividing any side by a negative, you must switch the sign! **

-y ÷ -1 < -5 ÷ -1

simplify.

y < 5

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step-by-step explanation:

p< -25

t> 12

r> 17

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