The given equation is 4x^2=x^3+2x.
On the left side it has 4x² and on the right side the expression is x³+2x.
So, if we have any system of equations in which we have these two expression which will be equal to any other variable then we can use that system of equations to find the roots.
Now notice that in option D it's given,
y=4x² and y=x³+2x.
So, if we will equate this equations then we will get the same above equation which will be use to find the roots.
So, D is the correct choice.
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For the 2 large eggs, i don't see how to convert that
3 cups of flour turn into 750 ml
1 1/2 cup margarine turns into 375 ml (250/2 is 125, 250 + 125 is 375)
1/2 cup chocolate chips is 125 ml
1 tsp salt is 5 ml (1.25*4)
Think that last one says 3/4 tsp baking powder is 3.75 ml (1.25*3)
Simi mean half. So he gets 55000 a year. So find out how much he gets per months by dividing we divide 55000 by 12 = 4583.33 per month so now divide that by 2
4583.33 / 2 = 2291.665 simi per month or if we round 2291.67
The answers is 2291.665
The answer if we round is 2291.67
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For the vertical runs, find the trim clips that wrap around the light string and hold it into place (this is particularly important for our Sioux City and Yankton breezes and blizzards). Aim for a clip every 12 inches or so. Some homeowners choose to nail the clips for stability; others use a removable adhesive.
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