Answer:
=x
Step-by-step explanation:
If you mean the m^3=105, then m^6 will be
![( \sqrt[3]{105}) ^6](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%28%20%5Csqrt%5B3%5D%7B105%7D%29%20%5E6)
which is 105^2 which is
11025
Answer:
x = -5
Step-by-step explanation:
In both questions you want to get the x alone.
1.
-3x + (-6) = 9
First you want to add 6 to both sides so you'll be left with:
-3x = 15
Next, you want to divide both sides by -3 and you'll get:
x = -5
2.
-4x + (-12) = 8
You want to do the same thing as the first one so you'll add 12 to both sides:
-4x = 20
Then, you will divide both sides by -4 and get:
x = -5
Answer:
(3,-4) or x=3 and y= -4
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm going to solve this by substitution
We first need to get a variable by itself in one of the two equations (it doesn't matter which variable and the equation you do the work on doesn't matter either)
I'm going to solve for y in the second equation
-4x-4y=4
add 4y and subtract 4 from both sides to get
-4x-4=4y
Divide by 4 to get
-x-1=y
We can plug this value in for y into the first equation and get
4x+5(-x-1)= -8
Solve for x
4x-5x-5= -8
-x-5= -8
-x= -3
x=3
We can plug this value into one of the first two equations and solve for y
4(3)+5y= -8
12+5y= -8
5y= -20
y= -4
Therefore the solution is (3,-4) or x=3 and y= -4
Answer:
the answer is a quadratic
Step-by-step explanation:
A second degree polynomial is also called a "quadratic." Examples are 4x2, x2 - 9, or 6x2 + 13x + c. Just for fun, a third degree polynomial is called a "cubic", a fourth degree is called a "quartic", and a fifth degree polynomial is called a "quintic.
