X means everything in algebra. It is a variable, which means that its meaning changes based on context. For example, x could be time, but it could also be cars. x is what all Mathematicians chase after and it is also the greatest tool at their disposal. x is generally called an independent variable because its value determines the output of a function. y, on the other hand, is the result of fooling around with x. It's a dependent variable, which means that y changes when x changes.
Take, for instance, the following function:
y = x + 3
Let's set x = 3.
y = (3) + 3
y = 6
As you can see, what we input as x determines what y outputs.
905.255
^middle number in hundredths place
Rounds up because of the 5 next to it
Answer is 905.26
Answer:
To begin solving we subtract 3 from each side
4w = -10
Next, we divide both side by 4
w = -2.5
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x + 2x + 8 − x + 6 = <u>2x + 14</u>
Answer:
2x² + 13x + 15
Step-by-step explanation:
| 2x | 3
x | 2x*x = 2x² | 3*x = 3x
5 | 2x*5 = 10x | 3*5 = 15
We have, 2x² + 3x + 10x + 15
Combining like terms, we would have the final expression as:
2x² + 13x + 15
