We are tasked to solve the value of p(8a) in the expression p(x)=3x^2-4.
This means that what would find the value of the expression when x=8a. To solve this, we simply substitute the value of x in the expression.
p(x)=3x^2-4
p(8a)=3(8a)^2-4
p(8a)=3(64a^2)-4
p(8a)=192a^2-4
-4r-24=-63
-4r=-63+24
4r=39
r=9, 75
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Trick question. For the reflections given in the problem statement, the x-coordinate doesn't change. The number that goes in the green box is 1.
That means:
1) you cannot factorize it, or
2) the binomial is not the right one to be the quotient or
3) the roots of the binomial are not the roots of the polynomial
