Two numbers have a sum of 761 and a difference of 335. find the 2 numbers

The sum of 2 numbers is 20 and their product is 90. What are the two numbers? (Note: Write the smaller number first.)

DIA [1.3K]

The two numbers are 8 and 12.

When added, you get a sum of 20.

When multiplied, you get a product of 96.

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2 years ago

(2-3a)(8+5a) please help me

IceJOKER [234]

Answer:

-15a² -14a+16

Step-by-step explanation:

2×8=16

2×5a=10a

-3a×8=-24a

-3a×5a=-15a²

16+10a-24a-15a² = -15a² -14a+16

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1 year ago

1. Which range of numbers is most appropriate for the y-axis scale and interval on a graph given the

nata0808 [166]

Answer:

Option B.

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to find the range of numbers is most appropriate for the y-axis scale and interval on a graph for given table.

From the given table it is clear that the minimum value of y is 10 and the maximum value of y is 34.

It means 10 and 34 must be included in the Range.

In option C and D 34 in not included in the range, so these options are incorrect.

In option A, 10 is the minimum value of range and interval of 10 is not possible for the range 10-35, because it contains only multiple of 10 on the y-axis. So, this option is incorrect.

In option B, both 10 and 34 are included and interval of 5 is possible for range 0-35.

Therefore, the correct option is B.

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2 years ago

Which expression is not equal to one fourth of 52?

Zina [86]

Answer:

B) 4% of 52

Step-by-step explanation:

A) 0.25 x 52 = 13

B) 4% of 52 = 0.04 x 42 = 2.08

C) 52 ÷ 4 = 13

D) 52/4 = 13

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2 years ago

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This equation represents an exponential function that passes through the point (2, 80).

miss Akunina [59]

we know that

If the point belongs to the graph, then the point must satisfy the equation

we will proceed to verify each case

case A.) $f(x)=4(x^{5})$

The point is $(2,80)$

Verify if the point satisfy the equation

For $x=2$ find the value of y in the equation and compare with the y-coordinate of the point

$f(2)=4(2^{5})$

$f(2)=128$

$128\neq 80$

therefore

the equation $f(x)=4(x^{5})$ not passes through the point $(2,80)$

case B.) $f(x)=5(x^{4})$

The point is $(2,80)$

Verify if the point satisfy the equation

For $x=2$ find the value of y in the equation and compare with the y-coordinate of the point

$f(2)=5(2^{4})$

$f(2)=80$

$80=80$

therefore

the equation $f(x)=5(x^{4})$ passes through the point $(2,80)$

case C.) $f(x)=4(5^{x})$

The point is $(2,80)$

Verify if the point satisfy the equation

For $x=2$ find the value of y in the equation and compare with the y-coordinate of the point

$f(2)=4(5^{2})$

$f(2)=100$

$100\neq 80$

therefore

the equation $f(x)=4(5^{x})$ not passes through the point $(2,80)$

case D.) $f(x)=5(4^{x})$

The point is $(2,80)$

Verify if the point satisfy the equation

For $x=2$ find the value of y in the equation and compare with the y-coordinate of the point

$f(2)=5(4^{2})$

$f(2)=80$

$80=80$

therefore

the equation $f(x)=5(4^{x})$ passes through the point $(2,80)$

therefore

the answer is

$f(x)=5(x^{4})$

$f(x)=5(4^{x})$

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2 years ago

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