Answer:
(y4x2 + 2xy – y)/(x – 1) = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER
EXPLANATION
We want to find the constant that must be added to
to form a perfect square.
Comparing the given expression to
we have
a=1 , b=-3 , and c=0.
We need to add
We substitute the values to get,
We change this to mix numbers to get,
The last choice is correct.
From eq1 ,
2x = 13-3y
x = 6.5-1.5y (eq 3)
sub eq 3 into eq2,
4(6.5-1.5y)-y=-2
26-6y-y=-2
-6y-y=-2-26
-7y=-28
7y=28
y=4 ( eq 4 )
sub eq4 into eq3 ,
x=6.5-1.5(4)
x=6.5-6
x=0.5
85,000,000 + 000,000 + 000 + 11
I'm not sure if this is right because I haven't done expanded form in years. If it isn't, I'm sorry.
Since congruence and similarity for polygons is posted in a specific order, we know that angle A=angle F, side A=side F, die B=side G, and so on. Therefore, we have that angle C=angle H = 9x-7=5x+13. Subtracting 5x from both sides to separate the x using the subtraction property of equality, we get 4x-7=13. Next, we can add 7 to both sides to get 4x=20, and divide both sides by 4 to isolate the x and get x=5. Plugging that into angle C or angle H, we get that 9x-7=9*5-7=45-7=38=5*5+13.
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