Answer:
<u>The answer is :</u>
<u>x₁ = 4</u>
<u>x₂ = -4</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's solve the equation using square roots.
X^2+16=0
x² + 16 = 0
x² = -16 (Adding 16 at both sides of the equation)
√x² = i√16 (Square root to both sides of the equation)
x = +/- 4i (Roots of the solution)
<u>x₁ = 4i</u>
<u>x₂ = -4i</u>
Answer:
Since the denominator has to be 100 and 9/10, 0.90, and 90% are all equal the you would just need to make the 9 into a 90. Therefore, yout answer will be 90/100.
Answer:
<em>Set the function equal to 0</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Standard Form of the Quadratic Equation</u>
The form
is called the standard form of a quadratic equation. It can be clearly identified the terms of a second-degree polynomial equated to 0.
The equation is given in the form:
And we need to operate the expression to make it look like a standard form. The first logical step should be to set the function equal to 0 and then start to operate the resulting expression. It can be done by subtracting 8 on both sides of the equation:
Answer: Set the function equal to 0
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To solve this, we will be doing a semi-alternate route, but it will get us to our answer...
400 / 100 = 4
30 / 4 = 7.5 seconds
60 * 60 * 7.5 = 27,000 meters per hour
<em></em><em>Lets plug it into our meters to miles formula...</em>
27,000 / 1,609.344 ~ 16.777 miles per hour
So...
The answer is: The Polar Express was going 27,000 meters per hour (or roughly close to 16.777 miles per hour)...
Well to find this answer, I assume that you want me to help with finding the area. Let's start with the area of the stage. Off of the info you gave me, I assume that the stage and pit are rectangles. So to find the area of the rectangles, we need to use the area formula A=l×w. Plug in the numbers into the formula and we get A=10×5. So the area of the stage is 50 yards. Now do the same thing for the pit, and we get A=4×2. So the pit's area is 8 yards. Add 50 and 8 to get the total area and we get 58. So the stage and the orchestra pit take up 58 yards of floor space. Hope I helped!
