An equation does not always have a solution. Sometimes, an equation can have a variable that does not equal the remaining value on the other side. For example, root negative x could never equal a number squared.
√-x ≠ 14²
This equation cannot have a solution because you can't square any number to get a negative solution. Therefore, x= no solution.
Answer:
<h2>√2,2√4</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>√2,√8</h2><h2>√2,√4×2</h2><h2>√2,√2×2×2</h2><h2>√2,√2×2 2</h2><h2>√2,2√4 answer</h2>
This is a square root meaning whatever number multiplied by itself equals it’s square root. The answer would be 4 on the outside and 3 on the inside
Answer:
x=-8 and y=9
Step-by-step explanation:
rewrite the equations to x+2y=10,3x+4y=12
sub 2y from both sides x+2y-2y=10-2y
substitue x=10-2y in 3x +4y=12
3(-2y+10)+4y=12
distribute
add-30 to both sides
divide both sides by -2
y=9
sustitute 9 for y in -2y+10=x
x=-8
