=−640x10+1280x9+19904x8−40728x7−144488x6+323904x5−162304x4+1024x3+2048x2
step by step
(2x+8x2+3x−4x(x−4)(x−1)(20)x+4)(2)(x+4)(x−4)(2)x(x−1)(2)x(x+4)
=((2x+8x2+3x−4x(x−4)(x−1)(20)x+4)(2)(x+4)(x−4)(2)x(x−1)(2)x)(x+4)
=((2x+8x2+3x−4x(x−4)(x−1)(20)x+4)(2)(x+4)(x−4)(2)x(x−1)(2)x)(x)+((2x+8x2+3x−4x(x−4)(x−1)(20)x+4)(2)(x+4)(x−4)(2)x(x−1)(2)x)(4)
=−640x10+3840x9+4544x8−58904x7+91128x6−40608x5+128x4+512x3−2560x9+15360x8+18176x7−235616x6+364512x5−162432x4+512x3+2048x2
=−640x10+1280x9+19904x8−40728x7−144488x6+323904x5−162304x4+1024x3+2048x2
Hello!
When finding the perimeter of a rectangle, you have to consider the properties of a rectangle. A rectangle has two pairs of equal sides where one is the width, while the other one is the length.
Now looking back at your question, it says "... a rectangle that is x units wide" ⇒ you let the width = x ; this is the same with "y units long" ⇒ length = y. Perimeter can just be : P = 24.
Therefore,
The equation would be:
x + x + y + y = P.
2x + 2y = P.
(Sub in P = 24)
∴ 2x + 2y = 24. (This should be your answer.)
:) Good luck (Message me if you have any problem)
Answer:
12.058
Step-by-step explanation:
You steal one "count" from the 8, and move it to the 7 so you have 12.0587, instead of 12.0578. Then, you are able to take off the 7 from the back.
Think of absolute value and inverse operation, +72 to 72 and 24
