The perfect square monomial and its square root are shown in options 1, 2, and 5.
- A perfect square in mathematics is an expression that factors into two equally valid expressions. A monomial is a single phrase that is made up of the product of positive integer powers of the constants, variables, and constants. Consequently, a monomial that factors into two monomials that are the same is called a perfect square monomial.
- 1) 121, 11
- 11² = 121
- A perfect square monomial and its square root are represented by this equation.
- 2) 4x², 2x
- (2x)² = 4x²
- A perfect square monomial and its square root are represented by this equation.
- 3) 9x²-1, 3x-1
- (3x-1)² = 9x²- 6x +1
- This phrase does not depict a square monomial and its square root in perfect form.
- 4) 25x, 5x
- (5x)² = 25x²
- This phrase does not depict a square monomial and its square root in perfect form.
- 5) 49(x^4), 7x²
- (7x²)² = 49(x^4)
- A perfect square monomial and its square root are represented by this equation.
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A regular polygon has ten (10) equal sides ( since it is regular).
We are given with the perimeter value which is 100 units and the perimeter formula is P = 10a
Solving for a (the side measurement), we have:
100 = 10a
a= 100/10
a =10
We can now proceed in solving the area and the formula is shown below:
Area = 5/2 a√ (5+2√5)
Area = 5/2 * 10√(5+2√5)
Area = 76.94 square units
The answer is 96.94 square units.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2/9x+3>4 5/9
Subtract
2/9x>7 5/9
Divide by 2/9
x>34
As none of the number lines represent this data, the question was written incorrectly, or there is more information.
Answer:
oI know that for a they are pretty much the same shape im not sure how else to desribe it sorry
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