Here we go.
1) x/5 - 4h = 35
2) {(6-p)/3}+8
3) This is just 1.4k, since the distance you're trying to find is 1.4 times k feet. 
You can include a diagram easily enough. Just draw a baseball diamond and two lines, one connecting first and third base and labeled 1.4k, while the other line, connecting home to third, is labeled k.
Hope that helped!
 
        
             
        
        
        
When you have 3 choices for each of 6 spins, the number of possible "words" is
  3^6 = 729
The number of permutations of 6 things that are 3 groups of 2 is
  6!/(2!×2!×2!) = 720/8 = 90
A) The probability of a word containing two of each of the letters is 90/729 = 10/81
The number of permutations of 6 things from two groups of different sizes is
  (2 and 4) : 6!/(2!×4!) = 15
  (3 and 3) : 6!/(3!×3!) = 20
  (4 and 2) : 15
  (5 and 1) : 6
  (6 and 0) : 1
B) The number of ways there can be at least 2 "a"s and no "b"s is
  15 + 20 + 15 + 6 + 1 = 57
The probability of a word containing at least 2 "a"s and no "b"s is 57/729 = 19/243.
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These numbers were verified by listing all possibilities and actually counting the ones that met your requirements.
        
             
        
        
        
The error is when she added 4 to both sides. 
Instead, she should divide both sides by -4 to undo the multiplication. Specifically, the multiplication between the -4 term and the (x-2)^2 term.
This is one possible correction of what her steps could look like.

In the third step, I'm dividing both sides by -4. In the sixth step, I'm applying the square root to both sides to undo the squaring operation. Then two steps later, I'm adding 2 to both sides to undo the "-2", which helps fully isolate x.
The only solution is x = 2, so it's the only x intercept. You can verify this answer by plugging x = 2 back into the original equation at the very top. You should end up with y = 0.
Note: The term "root" is another name for "x intercept".
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:-.6666666667x +6
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
5
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