The answer is B. Additive Identity Property.
In short, the additive identity property states that if you add zero to any number the sum would equal that number. In this case, when 0 is added to 6, the sum is still 6.
Answer:
let's find the zeros of the divisor
x+2=0
x=-2
let x²-3x+2k =f(x)
Now f(-2)=(-2)²-3(-2)+2k=7
4+6+2k=7
2k=7-10
2k=-3
k=-3/2
Answer:
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Answer:
The Product of 7⋅(−4)⋅(−6) −168 −3 is<em> </em><u>-3</u>
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
y=5x reads "y equals (5 times x)", which we can rephrase to "the value of y is 5 times the value of x"
y=x+5 reads "y equals (x plus 5)", which we can rephrase to "the value of y is 5 more than the value of x".
Ergo, answer C is what we're looking for.