No, because you can simplify it even more if you divide by 2.
2/2=1
and 6/2=3
2/6 in simplest form is 1/3.
Answer:
$1976.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Rick's monthly pay is $30,000/12 = $2500.
His total deductions are ...
180 + 37 + (6.2% +1.45% +4% +0.6%)(2500) = 217 +12.25%(2500)
= 217 +306.25 = 523.25
Rick's net pay is the difference ...
$2500 -523.25 = $1976.25 . . . . net pay for July
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Not exactly sure what your question is - I am assuming that it is something like:
Show/prove that for any integer x, x^2 - x is even.
Suppose that x is an even integer. The product of an even integer and any other integer is always even (x = 2n, so x * y = 2 n * y which is even. Therefore x^2 is even. An even minus an even is even. (The definition of an even number is that it is divisible by 2 or has a factor of 2. So the difference of even numbers could be written as 2*( the difference of the two numbers divided by 2); therefore the difference is even)
Suppose that x is an odd integer. The product of 2 odd numbers is odd - each odd number can be written as the sum of an even number and 1; multiplying the even parts with each other and 1 will produce even; multiplying the 1's will produce 1, so the product can be written as the sum of an even number and 1 - which is an odd number. The difference between two odd numbers is even - the difference between the even parts is even (argument above), the difference between 1 and 1 is zero, so the result of the difference is even.
x^2 is therefore even if x is even and odd if x is odd; The difference x^2 - x is even by the arguments above.
Answer:
(x-3)(x+3)
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the expression 
:—
To factor this expression, we have a formula for it which is <u>difference of two squares</u>:—
You can also swap from 
to 
via multiplication property.
From the expression, factor using the formula above:—
Therefore, the factored expression is:—
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