Whats the answer to −2 ⋅ (−3)3. i cant do this!
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To subtract fractions, we need a common denominator.
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the common denominator will be (y-2)(y+3)
The answer above will be the simplified form.
the common denominator will be (y-2)(y+3)
The answer above will be the simplified form.
Answer:
The values of k are 2/3 and -1
Step-by-step explanation:
Product of zeros = αβ= constant / coefficient of x^2 = 4/k
Sum of zeros =α+β = - coefficient of x / coefficient of x^2= -4/k
Given
Consider a= α and b= β
can be written as
if we add
in the above equation.
Putting values of αβ and α+β
The values of k are 2/3 and -1