Answer:
20(4 + 5)
Step-by-step explanation:
GCF is just the biggest number each value can be divided by. Here, it's 20, so that goes outside of the parenthesis. Now, what can you multiply by 20 to get 80? 4, so that goes in the second box. What can you multiply by 20 to get 100? 5, so that goes in the last box. You can check your answer by doing 80 + 100 = 180; 20(9) = 180.
Answer:
Reflection
Step-by-step explanation:
SAS congruency criteria:
- 2 sides of both triangles are equal
- the angle between these two sides of both triangles are equal
Then, if the two triangles share a common side and satisfy the SAS criteria, reflection would map one onto the other.
Answer:
The polynomial function is 
Step-by-step explanation:
A polynomial function is completely determined by its roots, up to a constant factor. So, if we want that
,
and
be roots of the polynomial P, we can write it as

Now, notice that the factor
has real coefficients, while the other one don't. So, we need to ‘‘eliminate’’ the complex coefficients that will appear. This can be done adding other complex root to the polynomial: the conjugate of
: 2-3i. Then,

Expanding the above expression we obtain the desired polynomial

Recall that P(x) must have three roots, and this implies that P has at least degree 3. As we had to add a new root in order to obtain real coefficients, the degree of P must be at least 4. With this reasoning we assure the minimal degree.
Answer (3 different forms):
<u>1st Form:</u>

<u>2nd Form:</u>

<u>3rd Form:</u>

Or

Step-by-step explanation:
You can see that I put three different forms of answers, but they are all still equivalent answers. The reason why I got three different answers is because I put the inequality in three different calculators and they all got me different answers, but all three are still equivalent. The following three attachments are images of the three calculators that I used to solve.
Hope this helps and answers your question! :)
Just do 67divided by 7miles so
67 divided by7=9.57
then just round that to about 9.6 per minute