4. 5x+6.25
5.2x+40
6.3x+ -6
7. 1x+ 1/5
The fourth one or the second one on the bottom
Answer:
Part A)
This quadratic expression can be factored by using the difference of squares pattern.
Part B) (5x+y) and (5x-y)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
25x^2-y^2
above polynomial can be factorize by using difference of squares formula
a2-b2=(a+b)(a-b)
25x^2-y^2= (5x-y)(5x+y)
so for part A)
correct option is This quadratic expression can be factored by using the difference of squares pattern.
Part B)
As factored above in part A,
the factors of given polynomial 25x^2-y^2 are (5x+y)(5x-y)
so for part B) correct options are (5x+y) and (5x-y) !
Hello there! ;) The way you solve this type of problem is you must find common denominators. So simplify 13/3= 4 1/3. So we can do 1/3*5/5=5/15. Next we must do 3/5*3/3= 9/15. So add 5/15+9/15= 14/15. And add the 4+ 14/15= 4 14/15. So then you must subtract 15 - 4 14/15= 10 1/15 I believe. I believe 10 1/15 is the remainder of the rope. You might want to check in with someone else though.
Hope I help! :D