9/3 is 3, so an expression equal to the original one could be 3 sqrt 2. Another expression equal to the original one could be sqrt 18. This is because, within the square root, the 18 would break up into 9x2, allowing the 9 to be squared into 3. This would leave 3 sqrt 2 (or 9/3 sqrt 2).
We are given an expression 6x² + 6x +1 = 0 and we are asked what it the reason why the expression is not considered a perfect square. The answer is the letter "B" which is 6x² +6x +1. The number 6 is not a composite number.
The sum of -5a and 3 is greater than 1
the answer is B. 1, 1/5, 11, 11/5
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Steps to solve:
3(5x - 8) = 6x + 39
~Distribute left side
15x - 24 = 6x + 39
~Add 24 to both sides
15x = 6x + 63
~Subtract 6x to both sides
9x = 63
~Divide 9 to both sides
x = 7
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