Brad is correct.
Polynomials do not include negative exponents; this means there can be no variables in the denominator. If two polynomials do not divide evenly, the remainder is written as a fraction with the divisor (which can include a variable) in the denominator. This is not a polynomial.
First we rearrange by using the definition of between.
AB=x+10, BC=x+14, AC=22
Given that AB+BC=AC, we can solve for X
(X+10)+(X+14)=22
X+10+X+14=22
2X+24=22
2X+24-24=22-24
2X=-2
2X/2=-2/2
X= -1
Answer:
B) x = +/- 17
Step-by-step explanation:
To find it it is
ax^2+bx+c
if the first term (a) is 1 then c=b/2
b=-1/4
(-1/4)/2=-1/4 times 1/2=-1/8
k=-1/8