Answer: Trinomials often (but not always!) have the form x2 + bx + c. ... So, how do you get from 6x2 + 2x – 20 to (2x + 4)(3x −5)? Let's take a look. Factoring Trinomials
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Answer:
40951
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the principles of inclusion - Exclusion
Where C(n,r)=n!/(n-r)!r!
Total elements in the five sets including number repetition is given as (10000)×C(5, 1) =10000× 5!/(5-1)!1!=10000×5=50000
Total Number of elements in each pair including number repetition of sets is given as
=(1000) × C(5, 2) =10000
Number of elements in each triple of sets is given as
=(100) × C(5, 3) =1000
Number of elements in every four sets
=(10) × C(5, 4)=50
Number of elements in every one set
(1) × C(5, 5)=1
Therefore total number of unique elements=50000-10000+1000-50+1
=40951
<span>MNO is similar to GHK by AA Similarity Postulate
Let's start by listing each triangle and the measurements of all three angles. For each triangle, we've been given the measurements of 2 of the angles and the 3 angle will simply be 180 minus the other 2 angles. I assume you can do the subtraction, so I'll simply list each triangle with all three angle measurements.
NMO: 79, 22, 79
GHK: 79, 79, 22
PQR: 20, 79, 81
DEF: 82, 22, 76
And the triangles NMO and GHK are similar to each other since they have the same angles. The order really doesn't matter since it's OK for similar triangles to be rotated or reflected. The key thing to remember in a triangle is that if you've been told what 2 of the angles are, you also know what the 3rd angle is since the sum of the angles of a triangle will always be 180.
So the answer is:
MNO is similar to GHK by AA Similarity Postulate"</span>
Answer:
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