If this is all the information you have, it is not enough to conclude the region is square. we need more information
Simplify (we cannot solve if there is no equals)
6s^3(5s^2)(3s^4)
multiply the coefficients, add the exponents since the bases are the same
(6*5*3) s^(3+2+4)
90 s^(9)
2x < 18.
The solution to the inequality would then be x < 9.
Answer:
4 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation can be written ...
y = (x/4)² = (1/16)x²
where the divisor 4 is the horizontal scale factor that makes the parabola 8 m wide at y = 1 m.
This can also be written as ...
y = 1/(4p)x² = (1/16)x²
from which we can see ...
4p = 16
p = 4
In this form, p is the distance from the vertex to the focus, 4 meters.
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Another way to find the y-coordinate of the focus is to draw a line with slope 1/2 through the vertex. It will intersect the parabola at the point where the vertical distance to the directrix is the same as the horizontal distance to the focus. The y-coordinate of that point is the y-coordinate of the focus.
64 has two square roots, namely 8 and −8 , since:
82=(−8)2=64.
When we say "the square root", what is usually intended is "the principal square root", which in the case of the Real square root of a positive number is the positive one. Any non-zero number n has two square roots.