Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Eliminate answer 4 immediately, because (4)(3) is not 7.
Look at answer 2: 7x + 3x = 10x, which does not match the middle term 12x in the original polynomial. Eliminate answer 2.
Look at answer 1: 1x + 21x = 22x, which does not match the middle term of the original polynomial. Eliminate answer 1.
All quadratics have solutions. Let's apply the quadratic formula to 3x^2 + 12x + 7: Here a = 3, b = 12 and c = 7, so that the discriminant b²-4ac is
12²-4(3)(7), or 144 - 84, or 60. Being positive, this tells us that the given poly has two real, unequal roots:
-12 ± √60 -12 + 2√15 -12 - 2√15
x = ----------------- = ------------------- and x = --------------------
3 3 3
Normally, if c is a root, then x - c is a factor.
If we try this here, however, the resulting factors do not at all match any of your answer choices.
Don't be offended...but please ensure you have copied this problem down correctly.
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
AC and BC are the same, so both equal 6
6+6 is 12
Subtract 12 from 20
20-12=8
CD is 8
Answer:
1. Typed question: 175 green eggs
2. Attached: 22 tables
Step-by-step explanation:
For the question you typed down, it is a ratio and proportion problem. You need to solve for the ratio proportional to the first ratio given.
4 blue eggs are filled for every 7 green. This means that the ratio between blue eggs and green eggs is 4:7.
Now yo need to figure out a ratio proportional to 4:7 if 100 blue eggs were filled. Below is how this is set up:

Now let's solve for x:

For your attached problem:
You have a total of 175 people, you need to figure out how many round tables you need if here are 8 chairs for each table You just need to divide the number of people by the number of chairs per table.
175 ÷ 8 = 21.9 tables
Now since you cannot have half a table, you round up to the nearest whole number. (we round up because you need to make sure that all of them are seated)
21.9 ≅ 22 tables.
Answer:
object is 59.30m away from the base of the cliff
Step-by-step explanation:
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