That's not true at all.
If a=2 and b=3 . . . then
2 · a · b = 12
but
a² + b² = 13 .
This doesn't satisfy your statement, because 12 and 13 are not equal.
Right off hand, it looks to me as if your statement is true
ONLY if
|a| = |b| ('a' = plus or minus 'b')
and NOT for any other pairs of numbers.
Answer:
please, check the explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello, I can help you with this
using the graph of a function you can find the value of f (x), all you need to do is locate on the x axis, the value, in this case 3, and we will find f (3), locate the number (3 ) on the x-axis and see what is the value of y that the function takes at that point, that will be the value f (3)
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Answer:
replace x with each of the value then solve for the value
Step-by-step explanation:
when raised to the power of a negative you do the inverse
2^-2 = 2^1/2
14-6y=44
-14 -14
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0 30
6y=30
-6 -6
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Y=24
?right
Answer:
x= -25
Step-by-step explanation:
f'(x)=10x+4
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