not sure what the dots are supposed to mean..
but i think it's 6B5??
Answer:
below :)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 12
2}3/2
3)224.64
4)2 quarters
5)w=50
6)m=6y+7
7)42/6=7 x=6
Answer:
<h3>28</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a square =

Perimeter =

Where s = side
Solve for s using the area

Find the perimeter

Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A discriminate of -8 is never going to give you a real root. D is wrong
You cannot have just 1 complex root, nor can you have just 1 real root unless the discriminate is 0. A and C are both wrong for the same reason. 1 complex root is impossible. They come in pairs.
So the answer is B. You have 2 complex roots.
I'm not sure if its only my computer, but neither the photograph nor the question itself appears on my screen, but what is question #12?