Let $A = \{ \text { June, Justine, Sally, Molly, Jello, Rachel } \}$

question 134

Multiple Choice

Let $A = \{ \text { June, Justine, Sally, Molly, Jello, Rachel } \}$
Find the set $A \cap \varnothing$ .

• A) \(\{ \text { Justine, Rachel\} }\)
• B) \(\{ \text { June, Sally, Molly, Jello, Rachel\} }\)
• C) \(\text { \{June, Justine, Sally, Molly, Jello, Rachel\} }\)
• D) \(\{ \text { June, Justine, Rachel\} }\)
• E) \(\varnothing\)

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Graph Equations

The process of plotting points or drawing curves on a coordinate plane to represent solutions of equations.

Graph Equations

The process of plotting solutions to an equation on a coordinate plane to visualize the relationship between variables.

System of Equations

A set of two or more equations with the same variables, where the solution is the set of values that satisfy all equations simultaneously.

Graph of Equation

A visual representation of all the points that satisfy a given equation, plotted on a coordinate grid.