Which of the following statements properly define a variable? select all that apply. a. let w represent enrique's weight b. let d represent enrique's distance (in miles). c. let d represent enrique's distance from home (in miles). d. let d represent enrique's distance from home. e. let w represent enrique's weight in pounds

c. Let d represent Enrique's distance from home (in miles).

e. Let w represent Enrique's weight in pounds

Step-by-step explanation:

A variable is a particular type of value that denotes an unknown quantity.

To define a variable , we need define a amount or quantity with units and in case of length an exact position is required.

a. Let w represent Enrique's weight

It is not a variable because no units is defined.

b. Let d represent Enrique's distance (in miles).

It is not a variable because the points to establish distance traveled by Enrique is not given .

c. Let d represent Enrique's distance from home (in miles).

It is a variable as both units and position as mentioned.

d. Let d represent Enrique's distance from home.

It is not a variable because no units is defined.

e. Let w represent Enrique's weight in pounds.

It is a variable because unit of weight is mentioned.

Hence, the correct statements that properly define a variable are  :

c. Let d represent Enrique's distance from home (in miles).

e. Let w represent Enrique's weight in pounds

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step-by-step explanation:

in mathematics, a constraint is a condition of an optimization problem that the solution must satisfy. there are several types of constraints—primarily equality constraints, inequality constraints, and integer constraints. the set of candidate solutions that satisfy all constraints is called the feasible set.

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