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fgiga [73]
4 years ago
11

Niko bought 4 stamps each week for 3 weeks. He wants to put 6 stamps on each page of his album. How many pages will niko use?

Mathematics
1 answer:
astraxan [27]4 years ago
8 0
You multiply 4 by 3 because he got 4 stamps each week for 3 weeks. That leads to it being 12 stamps in total. 
He wants 6 stamps out of 12 on each page of his album, so you divide 12 by 6 and get two. 
He will use 2 pages.
The tools used were mathematical reasoning, multiplication and division. 
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   Part A)  " (3x + 4) " units  . 
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   Part B)  "The dimensions of the rectangle are:

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Explanation for  Part A):
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Since each side length of a square is the same; 
   
    Area = Length * width = L * w ;  L = w  = s = s ;

      in which:  " s = side length" ;

So, the Area of a square, "A"  = L * w = s * s = s² ;

{<u>Note</u>:  A "square" is a rectangle with 4 (four) equal sides.}.

→  Each side length, "s", of a square is equal.

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Find "s" by factoring: "(9x² + 24x + 16)" completely:

   →  " 9x² + 24x + 16 ";

Factor by "breaking into groups" :

"(9x² + 24x + 16)"  = 

    →  "(9x² + 12x) (12x + 16)" ;
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Given:   " (9x² + 24x + 16) " ; 
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Let us start with the term:
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" (9x² + 12x) " ; 

    →  Factor out a "3x" ;  → as follows:
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    → " 3x (3x + 4) " ; 

Then, take the term:
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    → " (12x + 16) " ;

And factor out a "4" ;   →  as follows:
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    → " 4 (3x + 4) " 
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We have:

" 9x² + 24x + 16 " ;

    =  " 3x (3x + 4)  +  4(3x + 4) " ;
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Now, notice the term:  "(3x + 4)" ; 

We can "factor out" this term:

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     →  " (3x + 4) (3x + 4) " .  → which is the fully factored form of:

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     →  Or; write:  "  (3x + 4) (3x + 4)" ; as:  " (3x + 4)² " .
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Rewrite as:  " s² = (3x + 4)² " .

     →  Solve for the "positive value of "s" ; 

     →  {since the "side length of a square" cannot be a "negative" value.}.
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     →  Take the "positive square root of EACH SIDE of the equation; 
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     →  s  = " (3x + 4)" units .
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Part A):  The answer is:  "(3x + 4)" units.
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Explanation for Part B):

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     →   " (25x²) " ;  can be written as:  " (5x)² " ; 

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