In any equation there is a variable (usually x). In a quadratic equation there is a lot involved.
-B (+or-) sqrt of b^2 - 4 x A x C
________________________ divide it by
2 x A
There is usually an original equation that looks like: Ax^2 + Bx + C = 0 Use the variables from the equation to the left to fill the upper equation. (You can also look up a better formula if confused).
Answer:
A≅407.34 au (area units)
Step-by-step explanation:
we must find the area generated by equations a., b., and c. To do this we must graph and the areas and determine their points to evaluate
As seen in the graphs (1, 2) we have the area generated by equations a. b. and the limits within which the area should be evaluated are those determined by c.
Finally we find A (view graph 3)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Here you go mate
Step 1
10=3c-2 Equation/Question
Step 2
10=3c-2 Simplify
10=3c-2
Step 3
10=3c-2 Add +2
3c=12
Step 4
3c=12 Then you divide the exponents by 3
answer
c=4
Hope this helps
e^(-2) is equal to 0.135.....
Answer B
84 + x + 59 x + 51 =180
2x + 194 = 180
2x + 194 - 194 = 180 - 194 (subtract both sides by 194)
2x = -14
2x/2 = -14/2 (divide both sides by 2)
x = -7
