4 years ago

2 Points Which of the following is the coefficient in the algebraic expression 2x +y?

1 answer:

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Answer:2

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Leno4ka [110]

1. Factor the expression $t^2-4t-32:$

$t^2-4t-32=(t-8)(t+4).$

2. Since $t-8$ is placed in the denominator of the given expression, then $t\neq 8.$

3. Now the expression can be simplified:

$\dfrac{t^2-4t-32}{t-8}=\dfrac{(t-8)(t+4)}{t-8}=t+4.$

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Misha Larkins [42]

c is correct answer.

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ddd [48]

If C stands for cups, solve for C

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subtract 48 from each side.
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o-na [289]

The answer to your question is c.

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Aneli [31]

Answer:

x = y = $\sqrt{45}$

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