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Given: slar → jump slary → jumping slarend → jumped From this, we can deduce that: The root “slar” corresponds to the verb “jump” “-y” appears to be a suffix for present participle (-ing) “-end” appears to be a suffix for past tense (-ed) Now we are asked: Which of the following could mean “playing”? We should look for a word that follows a similar structure: Root word for "play", plus Suffix “y” (based on “jumping” = slary) Let’s evaluate the options: A) clargslarend Ends in “end” → likely means past tense, like “jumped” Not “playing” B) clargy Ends in “y”, like “slary” (jumping) “clarg” could be the root for “play” Possible meaning: “playing” C) ellaclarg No “y” or “end” → appears to be just the root word Possibly means “play”, not “playing” D) slarmont Uses known root “slar” → related to jump Not related to “play” Correct Answer: B) clargy
Equation 1: x² - 45x + 500 = 0
Equation 2: y² - 60y + 600 = 0
I. 5x + y = 37
II. 4y+ x = 15
I. 3x2 + 3x - 60 = 0
II. 2y2 - 7y + 5 = 0
I. 17x² - 26x – 16 = 0
II. 17y²- 26y + 9 = 0
I). 5p2 - p - 4 = 0
II). q2 - 12q + 27 = 0
I. 22x² - 97x + 105 = 0
II. 35y² - 61y + 24 = 0
I. x² - 33x + 270 = 0
II. y² - 41y + 414 = 0
I. (4x-5)3 + 1/(4x-5)3 = 2
II. 2[(y+1/y)2- 2]- 9(y+1/y)= -14