I would say 52 because of the other side of the shape that is similar to the missing side is 48 . So if the missing side is just a bit longer than the other side it is 52
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Explanation:
Start by calculating the first derivative of f(x) - use the quotient rule
ddx(f(x))=[ddx(x2)]⋅(x2+3)−x2⋅ddx(x2+3)(x2+3)2
f′=2x⋅(x2+3)−x2⋅2x(x2+3)2
f′=2x3+6x−2x3(x2+3)2=6x(x2+3)2❤
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The degree of this monomial is <span>8</span>
Answer: 16
Step-by-step explanation:
30 - [2 + 3(8/2)]
Simplify 8/2 first
30 - [2 + 3(4)]
Now multiply 3 and 4
30 - [2 + 12]
Add 2 and 12
30 - 14
Subtract
16
