A polynomial with 3 terms with the placeholder as 12 as highest power
example
x^12+3x+9
another
9x^12+6x^6-x
etc
basically
1. 3 terms
2. highest power of exponent is 12
Answer:
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2b + 3 = 2 -3b -9
Correct like terms
2b + 3 = 3b - 7
Move 2b to the otherside as a negative number and -7 to the otherside positive number.
-4 = -5b
Divide both sides by negative five
b is equal to 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the inscribed triangle = 3(6^2 x sin 120°) = 3(36sin 120°) = 3(31.18) = 93.53 square in.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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