Well, the number should be 2,222 since she wants the hundreds place to be a 2, being worth 200. Since she wanted all the digits to have the same number, it would be 2,222 for your final answer.
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Nate
Answer:
2x + 6
2 times the number x is 2x (2 times x)
six more than that would be +6
The answer is B. 2y+3
this is proven by multiplying the divisor of the original question and the solution
Hello here is a solution :
x²-8y-6x+y²=4....(1)
A)
x²-6x = x²-2(3)x+9-9
= x²-2(3)x+3²-9
x²-6x =(x-3)² -9
B)
y²-8y = y²-2(4)y +4²-16
y²-8y = (y-4)²-16
C)
in (1) :
(x-3)² -9 +(y-4)²-16 = 4
(x-3)² +(y-4)² = 29 ...<span>is the standard form of the equation
</span> <span>Select answer 1 :
</span><span>A: 3
B: 4
C: (x−3)2+(y−4)2=29</span>
