This refers to the "denominator" of a fraction. By definition, the denominator tells you how many you need to have of an equal part in order to create a whole. The numerator tells you how much of those equal parts you have.
We have that
y=x²----> equation 1<span>
y=x+2-----> equation 2
multiply equation 1 by -1
-y=-x</span>²
add equation 1 and equation 2
-y=-x²
y=x+2
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0=-x²+x+2-------------> -x²+x+2=0-----> x²-x-2=0
Group terms that contain the same variable, and move the
constant to the opposite side of the equation
(x²-x)=2
<span>Complete
the square. Remember to balance the equation by adding the same constants
to each side
</span>(x²-x+0.5²)=2+0.5²
Rewrite as perfect squares
(x-0.5)²=2+0.5²
(x-0.5)²=2.25-----> (x-0.5)=(+/-)√2.25-----> (x-0.5)=(+/-)1.5
x1=1.5+0.5-----> x1=2
x2=-1.5+0.5---- > x2=-1
for x=2
y=x²----> y=2²----> y=4
the point is (2,4)
for x=-1
y=x²----> y=(-1)²---> y=1
the point is (-1,1)
the answer isthe solution of the system are the points(2,4) and (-1,1)
Answer:
x^1 = 1, x^2 =2
Step-by-step explanation:
its hard to explain but there's the answer
An rational number, is a real number, that can be written in the form of p/q, where q is not equal to 0 or 1. A common misconception is that irrational numbers do not terminate; this is false. For example, 1/3 equals 0.3 repeating, but 1/3 can be written as p/q. As you can infer, an irrational number is a number, that cannot be written as p/q. One example is pi, or e.
