How is shading a grid to show 1 tenth different from shading a gird from 100?
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Step 1: Group this into two groups:
When you do that, be sure to group the "–" into the group with the 9 and make sure there's "+" between the groups.
Step 2: Factor out the GCF from both individual groups:
Step 3: Notice both groups have that (h+2)? That's a new GCF between the two groups, so factor that out:
Step 4: That piece can be factored further, since it's a difference of squares:
Now it's factored.
<u>Answer:</u>
So all the possible solutions are:
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<u>Solution Steps:</u>
<em>First you need to solve the real inequality to understand how to find the rest of the possible equations. </em>
<u>Add 78 to both sides:</u>
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<em>So now we know the real answer, but it ask for all possible answers. </em>
(Means anything larger than 300 when you plug it into x - 78 > 300.)
<u>Numbers that are greater than 378:</u>
1.) (False)
2.) (True)
3.) (False)
4.) (False)
5.) (True)
6.) (True)
7.) (False)
8.) (True)
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