The Evaluating expression √6 +√6+√27-√12 become √3(2√2+ 1) after simplification.
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We have given that one evaluating expression which is √6 +√6+√27-√12
And we have to simplify this expression by evaluating it.
So, Given expression is:
√6 +√6+√27-√12
√6 +√6+√(9*3)-√(4*3)
√6 +√6+3√(3)-2√(3)
√6 +√6+√3( 3-2)
After evaluating the expression it become
√6 +√6+√3(1)
√(3*2) +√(3*2) +(1)√3
Take common from above expression then
√3(√2 +√2 ) +√3
√3(2√2) +√3
√3(2√2+ 1)
Now the expression √6 +√6+√27-√12 become √3(2√2+ 1) after simplification.
So, The Evaluating expression √6 +√6+√27-√12 become √3(2√2+ 1) after simplification.
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Question:
Which choice is equivalent to the expression below?
√6 +√6+√27-√12
A. √3(2√2+ 1)
B. 2√3-√21
C. 3√3+√6
D. 5√3
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Solve the trigonometric equation:
Restriction for the solution:
Square both sides of
(i):
Let
So the equation becomes
Solving the quadratic equation:
You can discard the negative value for
t. So the solution for
(ii) is
Substitute back for
t = sin x. Remember the restriction for
x:
where
k is an integer.
I hope this helps. =)
Answer:
$3000 in 10% Simple interest account
$27000 in 7% Simple interest account
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y = 30000
10%x+7%y = 2190
Y equals thirty two divided by two to the x power
y=32/(2^x)
I don't know how to put this into the form you needed, because I don't think that is possible, but perhaps the first blank is 32 the second is 1 and the third is 2 to the power of x
Answer:$2
Step-by-step explanation:
5 notebooks cost $4 each
5*$4=$20
Jada pays the cashier $40 and gets $8 back
So in order to figure out how much was paid you take
$40-$8=$32
Then to figure out how much each pen cost I take
$32-$20=$12
So there was 6 pens that were bought and to get the total per each pen
$12/6=$2 each per pen