IMPORTANT:
If you're trying to factor a quadratic in Algebra I:There are no two integers that can solve this problem!
Your quadratic is <em>prime</em>!
If you're trying to solve a quadratic (find x):The factoring approach will not work for the same reasons listed above.
Try using splitting the middle or the quadratic formula instead.
Here's how you would solve it from a more advanced approach.
If you don't know what this stuff is, just ignore it.
ab = -18, a + b = -9
Find a in terms of b.
a = -9-b
Substitute this for a in the first equation.
(-9-b)b = -18
-9b-b² = -18
Multiply everything by -1 to get rid of all these negative signs.
b² + 9b = 18
Bring over that 18.
b² + 9b - 18 = 0
Apply the quadratic formula.
(a = 1, b = 9, c = -18)

If you need to write two distinct numbers, just write out one with a + and one with a - in place of the plus-minus sign.
Answer:
20.922
Step-by-step explanation:
Evaluate ln 7.2 on a calculator; the correct result is 1.974.
Multiply that by 3, obtaining 5.922.
Finally, add 15 to that result: y = 15 + 3 In 7.2 = 20.922
Answer:
C) $20.80
Step-by-step explanation:
1 kg of cooking oil = $6.5
1 packet of cooking oil =2/5 kg
If 1 kg of cooking oil = $6.5
2/5kg of cooking oil = $X
Cross Multiply
1kg × $X = 2/5kg × $6.5
$X = 13/5
$X = 2.6
Hence 2/5kg of oil cost $2.6
Since 1 packet of oil = 2/5kg of oil , 1 packet of oil cost $2.6
The amount she spent if she bought if she bought 8 packets of the cooking oil is calculated as:
1 packet of oil = $2.6
8 packets of oil =
$2.5 × 8
= $20.80
Therefore,if Sara bought 8 packets of oil, the amount she would spend = $20.80
(-1, 0) (0, 3)
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