1-1/6*3/2
multiply the two fractions
1/6*3/2
Cross out 3 and 6, divide by 3.
1/2 * 1/2
multiply the numerators together
1*1=1
multiply the denominators together
2*2=4
1-1/4
pretend that 1 has a denominator which is 1
1/1-1/4
find the common denominator for 1/1 which is 4
multiply by 4 for 1/1
1*4/1*4=4/4
4/4-1/4
Answer:
3/4
A.6x=5(x+10)
b.6x=5x+50
x=50
c. 6(50)=5((50)+10)
300 = 5(60)
300= 300
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
All of these numbers are real numbers. None of them are complex numbers or irrational like <em>i</em>, s the answer is yes.
I have provided a chart to help you out with this topic.
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Answer:
<em>The answer would be 8x + 24</em>. And it's not a trinomial form. Why? Maybe the given is not just (3+5), it's (3x+5). So that we can get trinomial product.
Sol.
(x + 3) (3x + 5)
Each parenthesis has a binomial (two numbers)
A. Note that whenever you have two parenthesis next to each other like this, it implies factoring. So let's factor.
3x^2 + 5x + 9x + 15
We get a quartnomial (containing 4 numbers), but we're looking for a trinomial. Can we reduce this?
B. Yeah, so we reduce
3x^2 + 14x + 15
There you go, this is a trinomial.
