4a is the answer I believe you’re looking for
Well you can always start by dividing with the simplest number which is two.
Divide as many times as need
Last I checked it was divide 2 from 40, 3 times to get the answer of 5 and then divide 16 the same amount of times for the answer of 2
The answer would be I'm assuming 5 : 2
I said assuming I maybe wrong
Ask a teacher for help if I'm wrong.
Answer:
x^2+7x+12
Step-by-step explanation:
(x+3) (x+4)
FOIL
first: x*x = x^2
outer: 4x
inner: 3x
last: 3*4 =12
Add them together
x^2 +4x+3x+12
x^2+7x+12
Answer:
x = 5/2
y = -2
Step-by-step explanation:
(1+i)² (x+yi) = 4+5i
(1+2i+i²)(x+yi) = 4+5i
(1+2i-1)(x+yi) = 4+5i
2i(x+yi) = 4+5i
2i²y + 2xi = 4+5i
-2y + 2xi = 4 + 5i
By comparing both sides,
-2y = 4
y = -2,
2x = 5
x = 5/2
A Least Square Regression Line is the best thing to use for this because there is inconsistencies and no direct equation to be able to fill all of these points. They may be outliers and therefore we should use a calculator for a Regression Line to be calculated to find the residual.
