Answer:
No because upon subtracting x on both sides you obtain a false equation of 4=8.
The problem:
What are x values that satisfy:
x+4=x+8?
Step-by-step explanation:
No number can be substituted into x+4=x+8 to make it true.
There is no number that you can find such that when you add 4 to it will give you the same as adding 8 to it.
Also if you subtract x on both sides you obtain the equation 4=8.
4=8 is not true so x+4=x+8 is never true for any x.
Answer:
The simplest answer would just be 14:19
However the unsimplified answer is 1260:1710
Hello,
I suppose you want the equation
There are 2 infinite solutions:
y=k(x-5)²(x+5)
or
y=k(x-5)(x+5)²
Answer:
A change in a species that helps it survive
Step-by-step explanation:
i took life science in 7th grade, and another word for this is a mutation (kinda... pls dont make me go there...)
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20180411132938AApZYZz
