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The new shape will be like the one that i have drawn for you , i think .
Step-by-step explanation:
add two ( to base* from both sides of it * )
delete one ( from hights )
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The monthly budget plan for Judy includes all of her income and expenses, the total balance is $ 2362.92 and she spends $ 1083.
<h3>What is the monthly budget?</h3>A monthly budget is a personal spending plan that you use to track your monthly income and costs.
The given data in the problem is;
Home pay = $2314.92/month.
Interest earned = $48 / month
House rent = $825/month
EMI of student loan = $258/month
Total earning per month = $2314.92 + $48
Total earning per month = $ 2362.92
Amount she spends per month = $825/month + $258
Amount she spends per month = $ 1083
Hence, the total balance will be $ 2362.92 and she spend $ 1083.
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The step in which Yvonne first makes an error while solving the quadratic equation by completing the square in step 1.
<h3>What is a quadratic equation?</h3>A quadratic equation is an equation in which the highest power of the variable is two.
Yvonne is solving the quadratic equation, which is,
6x² +24x +7 =0
He is solving the above equation by completing the square.
The first step to solving this quadratic equation by completing the square is, Take the constant value 7 at the opposite side of the equation as,
6x² +24x = -7
Here, the number seven was a positive number, which we have changed to negative because this number brings the other side of the equation.
In the image attached below, the first step of the Yvonne while solving the equation by completing the square is,
6x² +24x = 7
Here, Yvonne does not change the sign of the number 7 while taking it to another side of the equation.
Hence, the step in which Yvonne first makes an error while solving the quadratic equation by completing the square is step 1.
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