Answer:
-8(x²-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Factor -8 out of -8x²
-8(x²)+16
Factor -8 out of 16.
-8(x²)-8(-2)
Factor -8 out of -8(x²)-8(-2).
Let distance between warehouse and retail outlets be x miles.
We are told that for a one-way trip, the trucking company charges a flat rate of $250 per truck, plus $1.25 for every mile driven. The apparel company has a budget of less than $950 per trip.
Upon multiplying 1.25 by x we will get delivering charges for x miles as 1.25*x. Total delivery charges also include $250 per one-way trip, therefore, 250 will be our constant.
Our total delivery charges for x miles will be,
The apparel company should service those outlets for whom delivery cost will be less than $950.

Therefore, an inequality representing apparel company's profit will be
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Answer:
The Hindu-Arabic numeral form of the given expanded numeral is 842.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given expanded numeral is

We need to express the given expanded numeral as a Hindu-Arabic numeral.
According to Hindu-Arabic numeral the given expanded numeral is written as

On simplification we get,


Therefore the Hindu-Arabic numeral form of the given expanded numeral is 842.
Answers:
- Translate
- Reflect
- Rotate
- Dilate
This can be stated in any order
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Explanation:
In geometry, a translation is where you slide a point or figure some distance left, right, up or down.
A reflection will mirror a point over a line, or you could mirror a point over another point.
A rotation turns a point around a fixed center point.
A dilation scales the figure to be larger or smaller.
The first three transformations mentioned (translation, reflection, rotation) are known as rigid transformations. They keep the figure the same size and shape. A dilation will keep the same shape, but the size will be different, so the before and after figures are not congruent when you apply a dilation.
No, the set of numbers cannot represent the sides of a triangle.
This can be proven by the Pythagorean Theorem. (a^2+b^2=c^2)