Answer:
34
Step-by-step explanation:
x=3+√8
y =3-√8
now,
1/x^2+1/y^2
=1/(3+√8)² + 1/(3-√8)²
= [(3-√8)²+(3+√8)²] / (3+√8)²(3-√8)² [L.C.M = (3+√8)²(3-√8)² ]
=[(3-√8+3+√8)²-2(3-√8)(3+√8) ] / [(3+√8)(3-√8)]²
=[6²-2.(3²-√8² )] / (3²-√8²)² [ a²+ b²=(a+b)²-2ab]
=[36-2(9-8) ]/ (9-8)²
=[36-2.1] / 1²
=34
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
for every 3 cars there is 2 trucks
If you have 144 cars then we divide 144 by 3 to get 48
That is not the answer though because that would be a 3/1 ratio
We then multiply 48 by 2 to get 96
Let's call the younger student's age A and the older student's age B. The teacher's age will be T.
B = 2A
T = 5B
T+5 = 5(A+5)
Simplify the last equation.
T+5 = 5A+25
T = 5A+20
Now we have two equations solved for T, so we can set them equal to each other.
5B = 5A + 20
We can plug 2A in for B
5(2A) = 5A + 20
10A = 5A + 20
5A = 20
A = 4
To find T, we plug 4 in for A in T = 5A + 20
T = 5(4) + 20
T = 40
The answer is 40 years old.
Jack --> 440 = rate * 88Jack --> 5 yrds/sex = rateJack in 55 seconds --> distance = 5 * 55 = 275 yrds440 - 275 = 165 yards handicap.
4+X/X=X
4+X=X*X
when the answer fits the equation, the answer is correct
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