ANSWER
Possible rational roots: <span><span>±1,±2,±3,±4,±6,±12</span><span>±1,±2,±3,±4,±6,±12</span></span>
Actual rational roots: <span><span>1,−1,2,−2,−3</span></span>
<span><span>see attachments for all steps.</span></span>
Ok, so you are given the value of P=q+2
The substitution method tells us that we must insert the value we know, into the second equation, 4P+3q= -27
Doing so will give us 4(q+2)+3q= -27
For right now, lets just focus on the first part, 4(q+2)
We can simplify this by distributing(multiplying) the 4 to whats inside the variables.
This will give us 4q+8
now lets add this back to the rest of the equation >>> 4q+8+3q = -27
We can further simplify by adding like terms >>> 7q+8 = -27
subtract the 8 from both sides >>> 7q = -35
now divide both sides by 7 >>> q = -35/7
Therefor q = -5
EDIT*
now that we know q = -5 we can put q into the equation for P !
we know that p=q+2
so lets put q in now >>> p=(-5)+2
and simplify>>> p = -3
I hope this helps:)
A and E.
x= (1+ root-71)/6 and x= (1-root-71)/6
Answer:
1) 17.5
2)43.96
3)20
4) 15.7
5)25
Step-by-step explanation:
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