Using logarithms property of log(x)+log(y)=log(xy)
so here, you can sum the equation to;
so you can simply say that;
and by multiplying (x+6)*(x-6)
and as you know also that;
is same as
so you can simply state it as;
And you can check your work by substituting with 10 instead of x in the original function.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
-1/8 <----- FRACTION
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Part A: 2D + 3 = A
Note: I have likely given you the answer to the whole problem. See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Givens
- Alan = A
- Bruce = B
- Cecil = C
- Dylan = D
Comment
You have to pay the most attention to Alan and Bruce. Once you have equations for those two. Cecil's weight is just the sum of those two.
<em>Alan</em>
Alan = Twice*Dylan + 3 or
A = 2*D + 3
<em>Bruce</em>
Bruce = three * Dylan - 12
B = 3*D - 12
<em>Cecil</em>
Cecil = Alan + Bruce
C = A + B
Note
The last equation shows you how to combine the first two.
C = A + B
A = 2D + 3
B = 3D - 12
C = 2D + 3 + 3D - 12
C = 5D - 9
5, 10,8,11,3,7 are the correct answers
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that we are dealing with parallel lines, as there are double headed arrows on each of the lines, pointing in the same direction.
This means we can use corresponding / alternate angle laws.
We know that the angles on a straight line add up to 
, so we can solve for the angle just above the 
to try and see if that will help us.
(Our angle, added to another angle we don't know yet is 180)
Solve for 
We can now apply the corresponding angle law, (as we have an 'F' shape), to determine that:
