Your answer is going to be 7.8m.
Learn how to solve quadratic equations like x^2 =36 or (x-2)^2=49. ... Not all quadratic equations are solved by immediately taking the square .
Alright, expand the given equation:
(2+x) (2+x) (2+x) (2+x) (2+x)
Use FOIL method and distribution to solve
At the final answer, find the x^2 and the number that multiplies to it is the coefficient
I can't do the actually expansion for you, it would take a decently long time. You should be able to, its a good practice. Good luck!
Answer:
100 number of trials
49/100 experimental probability
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Yes . Divide by 10 for 10/20 to get 1/2.
10/10= 1
20/10= 2
10/20= 1/2
