Sixteen. For the fraction 6/10 which is equivalent to 3/5
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
Please correct me if I'm wrong
<span>First we have to find the sum and the difference of those polynomials- The sum is: ( 3 x^5y - 2 x^3y^4 - 7 xy^3 ) + ( - 8 x^5y + 2 x^3y^4 + xy^3 ) = 3 x^5 - 2 x^3y^4 - 7xy^3 - 8 x^5y + 2 x^3y^4 + xy^3 = - 5 x^5y - 6 xy^3. And the difference: ( 3 x^5y - 2 x^3y^4 - 7 xy^3 ) - ( - 8 x^5y + 2 x^3y^4 + xy^3 ) = 3 x^5y - 2 x^3y^4 - 7 xy^3 + 8 xy^5 - 2 x^3y^4 - xy^3 = 11 xy^5 - 4 x^3y^4 - 8xy^3. The highest exponent in both polynomials is 5. Answer: The degree of the polynomials is 5.</span>
3^6 power. it would be 3 to the 6th power
Answer:
∠EFG = 48°
Step-by-step explanation:
As FH bisects ∠EFG , ∠EFH = ∠HFG .
We know that ∠EFH = (-5x + 89)° . So ∠HFG = ∠EFH = (-5x + 89)°
Also, ∠HFG + ∠EFH = ∠EFG
=> 2(-5x + 89)° = (61 - x)°
=> -10x + 178 = 61 - x
=> 10x - x = 178 - 61
=> 9x = 117
=> x = 117 / 9 = 13
Putting the value of 'x' in ∠EFG gives :-
(61 - x)° = (61 - 13)° = 48°
