We are asked to determine the correct factorization of the given trinomial which is 5x² - 5x -100. The solution to this problem is shown below:
5x² - 5x - 100 let the problem equal to zero such as:
5x² - 5x - 100 = 0 , factor out 5 from the given trinomial
5(x²-x-20) = 0
5 (x-5)(x+4) = 0
The correct factor is 5(x-5)(x+4).
B) 4/9 is correct
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X equals 62 because you take 147 and subtract it from 180 and that gives you 33.
then you add 33 and 85 together to give you 118. Then you subtract 118 from 180 and that gives you 62.
x=62
Answer:
Choice C
Step-by-step explanation:
f: initial value of 200 decreasing at a rate of 4%
g: initial value of 40 increasing at a rate of 8%
f is decreasing so it must go down starting at 200
That eliminates a and d
g is increasing and starts at 40 That eliminates a
We must look at b and c
g is increasing faster than f is decreasing
Choice C
