Given:
The expression is
To find:
The constants in the given expression.
Solution:
Terms can be a number, variable and product of both. these are separated by "+" sign.
Variables terms: These terms contains at least one variable.
Constant terms: These terms are free from the variables. it means there are no variable.
We have,
In this expression, the terms are 6x, -8, 4y, 5, variable terms are 6x, 4y and constant terms are -8, 5.
Therefore, the last option is correct, i.e., -8, 5.
Answer:
1) -184
2) 13-3(
)+4
Step-by-step explanation:
For problem number 1, Let's start by substituting all the x's for -3
So the equation will look like
p(-3)=-
+7(-3)-10
Now, lets simplify by solving the exponents
First we'll do which equals -27
Now we'll do which equals 9
So now our equation looks like
p(-3)=4(-27)-5(9)+7(-3)-10
Now, we are going to multiply all these numbers
First 4(-27) which equals -108
Now -5(9) which equals -45
And finally 7(-3) which equals -21
Now our equation looks like
p(-3)= -108-45-21-10
Now we can solve
-108-45-21-10=-184