I think the answer is 10 because:
6x2=12
12+2x-32=0
make the like terms together = 12-32+2x=0
= -20+2x=0
again make the like terms together = 2x=0+20 [sign changes when it goes to the other side]
so, 2x=20
x=20/2 [ multiplication will change into division when it goes to the other side]
therefore x=10
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a half is equal to 3/6. Therefore 5/6 is higher up on the number line than 0.5, and it should be rounded up
Answer:
91.3 in³
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for the volume of a pyramid is:
V = 
where B=area of the base and h=height of the pyramid
Given the dimensions in the problem and that the pyramid has a square base, we can first calculate the area of the base:
A = 7.4 x 7.4 = 54.76 in²
Multiply the area of the base x height of the pyramid: (54.76 x 5) = 273.8
Divide by 3 (multiply by 
): 273.8/3 ≈ 91.3 in³
Answer:
A: second one or middle choice
B: (5x + 8)(3x - 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
First question (A)
It is a trinomial. You can't use the difference of squares on it. The difference of squares have two terms as an answer.
It is not a perfect square. 15 is not a perfect square and c would have to be positive not minus to even think about using a perfect square.
So the A answer is the second one. You need two different binomials to factor this.
Second Question
You could try all the possible pairings and solve them by brute force.
The are five choices the go with the first one (3x + 4). Eventually you would get the answer, you would have to try 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 15 attempts.
There must be a shorter way.
14 means that the expressions are fairly far apart. This was just luck on my part. There is no logic. 8 and 2 for 16 are fairly far apart.
(5x + 8)(3x - 2)
The middle term is 8*3x - 2*5x = 14x and that looks like the answer.
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