16 n^2 -10n + 129 = 8n^2 -8
We collect the terms:
8n^2 -10n + 137 = 0
The steps for completing the square:
1) Move the "non X" (or "non N") term to the right:
8n^2 -10n = -137
<span>2)<span> Divide the equation by the coefficient of N² which in this case is 8
n^2 -1.2n = </span></span><span><span>-17.125
</span>
3) Take the coefficient of "N"; divide it by 2; square it; add it to both sides of the equation.
-1.2 / 2 = -.6
-.6^2 = .36
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n^2 -1.2n +.36 = <span>-17.125
+.36
Take the square root of both sides:</span>
(n-.6)*(n-.6) = sq root(
<span>
<span>
<span>
-16.765
</span>
</span>
</span>
)
That's about as far as I can go.
Alright, let's do all of these (though this is a bit long).
1.
The constant is 1.8. All other values are coefficients to variables, which as the name implies will change.
2.
1 hour is 60 minutes, 1 minute is 60 seconds.
So, 4.2 *60 *60 = 15120 seconds.
3.
<span>−5x−4(x−6)=−3-5x-4(x-6)=-3
Let's move all x to one side, and all other numbers to another.
-5x-4(x-6)=-3-5x-4(x-6)=-3
x can be any value you want, if you actually solve this you'll only end up with -3 = -3, which is correct, of course.
Let me show you:
</span><span>−5x−4(x−6)=−3-5x-4(x-6)=-3
+5x +4(x-6) +5x +4(x-6)
-3 = -3
The value of x is irrelevant, then. X can be any real number.
4.
I'm going to assume it was an error in printing with this? If not please correct me.
m=a+2b(or b2)
subtract 2b from each
a=m-2b
(This question seems kind of odd. We should probably address this in the comments.)
5.
</span><span>5(x−2)<−3x+6
Move all x to one side, numbers to other.
5x-10<-3x+6
+3x +3x
+10 +10
8x<16
/8
<span>x < 2
</span>6.
y-3=3(x-5)
alright, to find zeros set one variable to zero and solve
x first
-3=3x-15
+15 +15
3x=12
/3
x=4
x-int is (4,0)
now y
</span>y-3=3(0-5)
y-3=-15
+3 +3
y=-12
so y-int is (0,-12)
i've got to sleep now so i'll do the rest tomorrow. Sorry for the incomplete answer.
Multiply equation II by 2 and then add up the equations.
A kiddy pool going over it’s limit so you have to subtract 4 liters to get to the safe level bar.
Answer:
Alternate interior angles theorem
Step-by-step explanation:
Alternate interior angles theorem
