9:00 PM Thu Mar 18* 29% 4+: 08.Let S be the set of US states borderingLake Superior, M be the set of US states bordering Lake Michigan, H theset of US states bordering Lake Huron, E the set of US states borderingLake Erie, and O the set of US states bordering Lake Ontario. Find thefollowing (in roster notation). NOTE: The upper peninsula of Michiganborders Lake Superior.listing them all outONTARIOLake SuperiorQUEBECMINNESOTASault Ste. MarieDuluthMackinacIslandTorontoOswegoSturgeon BayLake OntarioWelland CanalRochesterManisteeWISCONSINErie CanalOBuffaloNEW YORKMICHIGANLake ErieErieMilwaukeeDetroitPENNSYLVANIAChicagoClevelandIOWAOHIOINDIANAMARYLANDILLINOISWESTVIRGINIAMISSOURIVIRGINIAKENTUCKY[Minnesota, wis con sin, michigan]Cwiscon sin, Illinais, michigan]"[Micnigary(4) E = CMichigan, onlo, pennsyivania, New york](a) S =list 2 setshave in commen(b) М(c) H(е) О -(f) Sh M :(g) S MUE =(h) Hn0 =(i) (SnE)UO=combining(j) (EUO) – M =11143>Lake HuronLake Michigan

See the states bordering the mentioned lakes and write them. For intersection of two lakes, list out…

8. Let S be the set of US states bordering Lake Superior, M be the set of US states bordering Lake Michigan, H the set of US states bordering Lake Huron, E the set of US states bordering Lake Erie, and O the set of US states bordering Lake Ontario. Find the following (in roster notation). NOTE: The upper peninsula of Michigan borders Lake Superior. listing them all out ONTARIO QUEBEC Lake Superior N MINNESOTA Sault Ste. Marie Duluth Mackinac Jaland Toronto Lake Ontario Oswego Sturgeon Welland Canal Rochester Manistee Erie Canal Buftalo NEW YORK WISCONSIN MICHIGAN Milwaukee Detroit Lake Erie PENNSYLVANIA Cleveland Chicago IOWA оно MARYND INDIANA ILLINOIS WEST VIRGINIA MISSOURI VIRGINIA KENTUCKY (») S = [Minnesota , wis con sin, MIchigan] (b) M = Cvisconssin, Illinas, michigan ]" (c) H = CMichigary (4) E = Cmicnigan, chlo, pennsyIvania, New york] %3D (©) O = CNew yong] (f) SM = (g) S MUE = (h) Hno = (i) (SnE)U0 = (i) (EUO) – M = Lake Huron Lake Michigan

8. Let S be the set of US states bordering Lake Superior, M be the set of US states bordering Lake Michigan, H the set of US states bordering Lake Huron, E the set of US states bordering Lake Erie, and O the set of US states bordering Lake Ontario. Find the following (in roster notation). NOTE: The upper peninsula of Michigan borders Lake Superior. listing them all out ONTARIO QUEBEC Lake Superior N MINNESOTA Sault Ste. Marie Duluth Mackinac Jaland Toronto Lake Ontario Oswego Sturgeon Welland Canal Rochester Manistee Erie Canal Buftalo NEW YORK WISCONSIN MICHIGAN Milwaukee Detroit Lake Erie PENNSYLVANIA Cleveland Chicago IOWA оно MARYND INDIANA ILLINOIS WEST VIRGINIA MISSOURI VIRGINIA KENTUCKY (») S = [Minnesota , wis con sin, MIchigan] (b) M = Cvisconssin, Illinas, michigan ]" (c) H = CMichigary (4) E = Cmicnigan, chlo, pennsyIvania, New york] %3D (©) O = CNew yong] (f) SM = (g) S MUE = (h) Hno = (i) (SnE)U0 = (i) (EUO) – M = Lake Huron Lake Michigan

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

6th Edition

ISBN:9780134463216

Author:Robert F. Blitzer

Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer

ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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