Answer:
2 x^3
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(12 x^8)/ sqrt(3x^2)
combine into 1 term
sqrt(12x^8/3x^2)
when dividing exponents with the same base, we subtract
sqrt(12/3 x^(8-2))
sqrt(4 x^6)
sqrt(4) sqrt(x^6)
2 x^3
Answer:
1a: f(-2) means substituting -2 for x
1b: 65
I don't know the second one
Leslie: y= 2x
Kristin: y= 2/5x + 8
Erie: y= 5/4x + 6
For the graph, find attached below. Thanks and if you could mark me as brainliest.
In short, for a vertical parabola, namely one whose independent variable is on the x-axis, usually is x², if the leading term coefficient is negative, the parabola opens downward, and its peak or vertex is at a maximum, check the picture below at the left-hand-side.
and when the leading term coefficient is positive, the parabola opens upwards, with a minimum, check the picture below at the right-hand-side.
Either you can use distributive property or you can add up the numbers in the brackets.
Hopefully that helped! :)