8x^2-3 = sqrt(16x+9)
[8x^2-3]^2 = [sqrt(16x+9)]^2 ... square both sides
64x^4-48x^2+9 = 16x+9
64x^4-48x^2+9-16x-9 = 0
64x^4-48x^2-16x = 0
16x(4x^3-3x-1) = 0
16x(x-1)(2x+1)^2 = 0
16x=0 or x-1=0 or (2x+1)^2 = 0
x=0 or x=1 or x = -1/2
The possible solutions are x=0 or x=1 or x = -1/2
We need to check all the possible solutions
Checking x=0
8x^2-3 = sqrt(16x+9)
8(0)^2-3 = sqrt(16*0+9)
-3 = 3
The equation is false so x=0 is extraneous (not a real solution)
Checking x=1
8x^2-3 = sqrt(16x+9)
8(1)^2-3 = sqrt(16*1+9)
5 = 5
Equation is true. The value x=1 is a solution
Checking x=-1/2
8x^2-3 = sqrt(16x+9)
8(-1/2)^2-3 = sqrt(16(-1/2)+9)
-1 = 1
The equation is false so x=-1/2 is extraneous (not a real solution)
Therefore, the only answer is choice A) 1
Answer:-5x-8y=-5
Step-by-step explanation:
add right sides of equation and even them with result of adding right sides of equation
4x-4y-9x-4y=-2-3
-5x-8y=-5
The inventory account expected to have by December 31 is more than $5800. Option C
<h3>How to calculate the end inventory</h3>
The formula for end inventory is given as ;
Ending inventory = Beginning inventory + net purchases –sales
Beginning inventory = $5800
Net purchases = $65000
Sales = $112000
Put into the formula
Ending inventory = $ 
Add first,
Ending inventory = $ 
Ending inventory = $ -41, 200
Thus, the inventory account expected to have by December 31 is more than $5800. Option C
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Answer: round the cost 90 and percent to 10 use a benchmark percent 0f to 10
Step-by-step explanation: took the test
Lets work backwards, he had $5 after it all, and spent $1.25 on a snack, so we add that to the remainder, which is $6.25. then he spent half of that on whatever stuff he likes, so add $6.25 and $6.25, which is $12.50
