To determine the result of the product of the polynomials, we will use the distributive property:

Using the distributive property, we get:

Simplifying the above result, we get:

Finally, adding like terms we get:

Answer:
Answer:
2 i believe
Step-by-step explanation
you take a your square which has 4 sides to it, the take the number of the potential answers, divide each answer by 4. which ever answer comes out even and but also the smallest while being even is your answer. Makes sense?
1) 950/4=237.5, this is not even/a perfect square
2)1200/4=300, this comes to have 4 even sides of 300 making it a perfect square and being the smallest value
3)1500/4=375, also a perfect square but not the smallest value
4)1750/4=437.5, not a even number
5)10700/4, perfect square but no the smallest value
i believe this is correct
Answer:
She should multiply her current balance by 1.052.
Step-by-step explanation:
Her investment is an account with a simple interest of 5.2% per year.
So in one year, she will have 100% + 5.2% = 105.2% of her initial amount. To find the multiplier, we divide by 100%. So
105.2%/100% = 1.052
She should multiply her current balance by 1.052.
If they do not have a line of best fit this may be because there is no correlation
Answer:
○ ³\⁷
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you are multiplying ⁷√x three times, you write it like this first, ⁷√x³, then according to one of the Six Exponential Rules, ⁿ√aᵐ = aᵐ\ⁿ, ⁷√x³ gets rewritten as x³\⁷.
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