The GCF of a polynomial is the greatest factor which is common to all the terms of the polynomial.
Thus, an example of a polynomial with a GCF of 2y is
The above polynomial can also be rewritten as
This form of the polynomial is obtained by factoring out the GCF of the polynomial.
Answer:
-132
Step-by-step explanation:
24-24)-(144-12)
0-132
-132
Answer:
First: 15
Second: 21
Third: 45
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to create the equation we need to represent the evenings with an alebraic term, in thsi case we are going to represent the second evening with an X
Second evening:x
The first night she got 6 fewer calls than the second: Second-6=x-6
The third night she received 3 times the first: 3(first night)=3(x-6)
The equation is First Night plus second night plus third night equals 81.
So the first evening he received 15 calls, the second he received 21 and the third one he received 45.
Answer: 3.496
Explanation: You find the mean, which is 57.714. Next, you subtract the mean from each number in the dataset, |55 - 57.714|, |59 - 57.714|, etc. You then add all of those numbers together and divide them by the amount of numbers like you would determining the mean. This gives you 3.496. Also sorry for taking so long to respond I’m on my phone and cannot type as fast as I would on pc.
