Evaluate: y(x+x)+3, where x=1 and y=3 A. 3 B. 10 C. 9 D. 5

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1 answer:

Harman [31]2 years ago

8 0

Answer:

C. 9

Step-by-step explanation:

y(x+x) +3

{x= 1 , y= 3}

Putting values..

3 (1+1) +3

= 3 (2) +3

= 6 + 3

= 9

So, the option C. 9 is the correct answer.

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The sum of two polynomials is 8d5 – 3c3d2 + 5c2d3 – 4cd4 + 9. If one addend is 2d5 – c3d2 + 8cd4 + 1, what is the other addend?

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a. $x = 6d^5 - 2c^3d^2 + 5c^2d^3 - 12cd^4 + 8$

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Given that

$8d^5 + 3c^3d62 + 5c^2d^3 - 4cd^4 + 9$

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if one is added i.e.

$2d^5 - c^3d^2 + 8cd^4 + 1$

Now let us assume the other polynomial be x

So,

$8d^5 + 3c^3d62 + 5c^2d^3 - 4cd^4 + 9 = x + (2d^5 - c^3d^2 + 8cd^4 + 1)\\\\x = 8d^5 + 3c^3d62 + 5c^2d^3 - 4cd^4 + 9 - (2d^5 - c^3d^2 + 8cd^4 + 1)\\\\$