The sum of 'k' and '7' is ' k + 7 '.
Five-sixths of that sum is ' (5/6)(k + 7) '.
The product of '6' and 'c' is '6c' .
"Five sixths of the sum of 'k' and '7' " minus the of '6'and 'c' is
<em> (5/6)(k + 7) - 6c</em>.
Answer:
A. p + q = b
D. p · q = c
Step-by-step explanation:
<em><u>It's best to look at an example, such as this:</u></em>
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<em><u>And it's factored form is:</u></em>
(x - 5) (x - 7)
<u>As you can see, if you add -5 (p) and -7 (q), you get -12 (b). Then, if you multiply -5 (p) and -7 (q), you get 35 (c).</u>
(-7,0), on a graph plot (-8,-5), from that point you’ll move right once, and go down 5
Answer:
the answer is the second one 480ft^3
Remember

and
if

where x=x then m=n
so

so
m+n=-6
so test the options
first one works
2nd ones doesn't
3rd one doesn't
4th one doesnt'
answer is first option, m=3 and n=-9