<span>The limitation of
algebra that leads development of calculus is that it can make a complex number
of variables present it as a single variable and then apply the necessary
formula needed to find the answer. After manipulation, the presented single
variable can be changed back to a complex variable by substitution</span>
The square root of (64/225) is the same as √64 / √225 .
That could make the whole thing easier.
Do you know what either of those separate square roots is ?
You're right ! I'm so impressed!
The square root of 64 IS 8, and the square root of 225 surely is 15 .
You really know your stuff !
So now, the expression is √64 / √225 = <em>8 / 15</em> .
Oh, I almost forgot, it has a negative sign before it. OK,so the answer is <em>- 8/15</em> .
Answer:
The answer would be 1, whenever you square a negative number you should just input it as positive. The answer would be the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
no solution
Step-by-step explanation:
If first equation is divided by 2 and the second equation is divided by 3, we get two equations 2x+y=3 and 2x+y= 4. These two lines are parallel and there cannot be any solution to the system
