Answer:
Here is an example: if we have a rectangle that has a length 3 and a height of 4 and the scale drawing with a scale factor of 2, how many times bigger is the scale drawings area? The original shape is 3 by 4 so we multiply those to find the area of 12 square units.
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the quadratic equation
, you need to factor it.
In order to find the form asked of the given equation, you need to factor out the common factor of the terms.
You can observe that the common factor of the terms of the equation is: 
Now, knowing this, you must factor out
. Then you get the following form:

Therefore, the factored fom of the equation
is:

C. Use the formula for area of a triangle 1/2(Base * Height). Using that we see that we have 1/2(a*b) + 1/2(c*c) + 1/2(a*b). Cleaning this up we get 1/2(2ab+c^2)
You should have a calculator on your phone or pc.
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