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Step-by-step explanation:
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<h3>I'll teach you how to solve (sqrt 9)^2 +5</h3>
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(sqrt 9)^2 +5
Apply radical rule:
(9^1/2)2
Apply exponent rule:
9^1/2*2
1/2* 2= 1
=9
9+5= 14
Your Answer Is 14
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<span>a.) Let x be the number of tickets sold before the event and y the number of tickets sold on the day of the event. Then x + y =< 800 and 6x + 9y >= 5000. (b.) Suppose the club sold 440 tickets before the event, i.e. x = 440, maximum number of tickets remaining to be sold = 800 - 440 = 360. Maximum amount realized from the sales supposing all tickets were sold = 6(440) + 9(360) = 2640 + 3240 = $5880 which is greater than $5000. Therefore, it is possible for the club to sell enough additional tickets on the day of the show to meet the expenses of the show.</span>
Answer is -12 hope I helped.
(t + 12) ^ 2
(t + 12) (t + 12)
t ^ 2 + 12t + 12t + 144 144 24
t ^ 2 + 24t + 144 -------|--------
(t + 12) (t + 12) = 0 12,12 | 24
t = -12
