Answer:
f(-3) = g(-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that f(x) = g(x) where the two graphs intersect
f(-3) = g(-3)
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Answer:
(4x +5)
Step-by-step explanation:
The square of a binomial is ...
(a +b)² = a² +2ab +b²
We assume that the given trinomial is a perfect square, so we can find the terms of the squared binomial by looking at the square roots of the first and last terms:
√(16x²) = 4x
√25 = 5
So, our first choice of side length for the square is ...
s = (4x +5) . . . . . side length of the square
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Using the above identity, we can verify that the square of this gives the right area:
A = s² = (4x +5)² = (4x)² +2(4x)(5) +5²
A = 16x² +40x +25 . . . . . . as required
now, let's keep in mind that, the integers are consecutrive, therefore, if one is say 2, the other is either, 3 or 1, because 1,2,3 <--- notice, 1 is before 2 and 3 is after 2.
so say, our first integer is "a", then the next one can just be "a+1".
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let's recall that, on the negative side in a number line, the closer to 0, the larger the number, therefore, -1,000,000 is a much <u>smaller</u> number than -1, because -1 is closer to 0, thus is larger.
Answer:
square root of 16
Step-by-step explanation:
