2(x^2+5)=60 to 2x^2+10=60
distributive property (a(b+c)=ab+ac)
2x^2+10=60 to 2x^2=50
property of equality or something like thht (a=a and b=b, so a-b=a-b) and also
addative inverse (a+-a=0) (added -10 to both sides)
2x^2=50 to x^2=25
propery of euality and multiplicative inverse (a times 1/a=1) and one produce property (1 times a=a)
x^2=25 to x=+/-5
property of equality and something else
Answer:
Option 3
Step-by-step explanation:
y=3+x is a straight line that runs through y=3 and x=-3
So your 3rd option here is the one.
Answer:
I know what you're asking you are asking to find the least common multiple. However all I can find is the GCF which is 1
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer would be L because it is away from the rest ( outlier)
Answer:
168 and 12
Step-by-step explanation:
use fractions for this think of it as 14/15x and 1/15x and x is 180 and solve from there
