Answer:
56.52
Step-by-step explanation:
you do 3.14 times 18
Answer:
(x−5)(x+3)
Step-by-step explanation:
To factorise, we firstly need two brackets, each containing an x.
(x)(x)
This creates the x2 term.
Now we need to get the rest of the terms. To do this, we need two factors of −15 which will add/subtract to give us +2
The two factors that do this are −3 and 5, as −3+5=2
∴(x−3)(x+5)
You can check by expanding it out.
I assume you are trying to solve for each variable. if thats the case you want to use one equation to solve for y and then plug the y value into the next variable
Problem: y =-3x=4 so -3x+4=3x-2
x=1
plug x value into one of the equations
y=3(1)-2
y=1
ESP, answer: at least 5002
