Answer:
Which? Im guessing theres options, can you say the options?
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem you need to put the x values in for x in the equation. For example, put -10 in for x and calculate y, which is g(x)
Prime factorization of 5·2·5=5^2·2
Answer:
The greatest common factor of this would be 3x^2y
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find this, first find the greatest common factor of the coefficients. Since 3 goes in evenly to both 15 and -18, then we know that it is a common factor.
From there we need to find the number of x's. Since the first term only has 2 x's and the second has 3, we take the lowest number. (x^2)
And since the first term has 3 y's and the second has just 1, we take the lowest number (y).
I believe the answer would be x = - 7/4