There are two ways to find or determine for the value of
c. In the first method, we can use addition and subtraction to isolate the
variable c from the other variables. In the second method, we can use the
transposition of variables to isolate the variable c from the other variables.
So solving for the value of c:
<span>Using 1st method: Addition and Subtraction</span>
We are given:
240 = 6 z + c
Simply subtract 6 z on both sides:
240 – 6 z = 6 z + c – 6 z
Cancelling 6 z – 6 z on the right side:
240 – 6 z = c
or
c = 240 – 6 z
<span>Using the 2nd method: Transposition</span>
240 = 6 z + c
What we are going to do here is to simply transpose the
variable 6 z from the right side to the left side of the equation so that we
are left with c alone on the right side. Always remember that when we
transpose, the symbol becomes opposite. That is:
240 + (- 6 z) = c
240 – 6 z = c
or
<span>c = 240 – 6 z</span>
I am gonna have to go with Latisha's answer.
(x - 3)(x + 4) = x^2 + 4x - 3x - 12 = x^2 + x - 12.......and 4(-3) = -12, -3 + 4 = 1....and the factors are correct
The answer is C. Hope that helps
Step-by-step explanation:
This can be rewritten as
If we will solve this way,
But since the denominator is just in terms of 1, we can just simply get the (-3). Note that we have to take the negative into consideration.
From the original position of the decimal point, move the decimal point 3 times TO THE LEFT. Therefore, from 2.71 we move the decimal point 3 times to the left, 0.00271.
If the exponent has a positive value, move TO THE RIGHT.
For example,
Note that the exponent has a positive value. Therefore, we have to move the decimal point 3 times TO THE RIGHT. Producing 2710 as the answer.
