X^2 = 100
x = √100
x = 10
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First one:
(3x^2+5y^2)^3
Step 1: Use the binomial theorem to expand
(3x^2)+3(3x^2)^2(5y^2)+3(3x^2)(5y^2)2+(5y^2)^3
Step 2: Simplify each term
27(x^2)^3+3(3x^2)^2(5y^2)+3(3x^2)(5y^2)^2+(5y^2)^3
Step 3: Multiply the exponents
27x^6+27x^4(5y^2)+3(3x^2)(5y^2)^2+(5y^2)^3
27x^5+135x^4y^2+3(3x^2)(5y^2)^2+(5y^2)^3
Keep going to get the final answer:
27x^6+135x^4y^2+225x^2y^4+125y^6
2nd question: (2y^3-5x)^2
Do the same thing...step by step
Answer: 4y^6-20xy^3+25x^2
Domain 0≤x≤12 this means the domain (x values) are between x=0 and x=12 and you started measuring the degree of temperature starting at a time of 0 and stopped measuring the temperature at a time of 12 hours
Range -4≤y≤4 this means the range (y values) are between y=-4 and y=4. The range is referring to the degree in celcius based on what time you measured it
Hope this helps!
b=16 , First you multiply 30 by 2 to see what sum you need for the numerator. Then you subtract the 60 that you get by the 12 and get 48. So 3 multiplied by b should give you 48. So you just divide 48 by 3 and get 16.
Answer: Option 2
Step-by-step explanation:
