(x-3)^2=10
I hope this helps you.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
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1/2 times 6 = 1/2 * 6
so in order to make this multiplication you have to turn 6 to a fraction, 6 is equal to 6/1
so , the way to multiply them is multiply the top with the top and it will be the top in the answer and the exact same with the bottoms
6*1= 6
2*1=2
so the fraction is 6/2, since a fraction is basicly a division
6/2 = 3
so the answer to your question is 3
i hope i helped you
The altitude will be the geometric mean of the lengths, so
. The smaller leg is the hypotenuse of a right triangle sides 4 and
so the usual trig cliche, hypotenuse 8.
Answer: 8
Answer:
3. 9n + 6 = 78
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Let the number of adults be n. Each adult ticket costs $9, so the cost of n adult tickets is 9n. There is only one child, and a child's ticket is $6, so the cost of the child's ticket is 6. Adding the costs, you get 9n + 6. The total cost is $78, but the expression representing the total cost is 9n + 6, so 9n + 6 must equal 78. That is the equation.
9n + 6 = 78
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Sam bought equal gifts for his two children. The two gifts had the same price, x. He received a discount of $125. How much did each of the two gifts cost before the discount?
