5.196152y^8
=5.196152*y^8
=5.196152*(y*y*y*y*y*y*y*y)
=5.196152y^8
You'd want to simplify that by dividing both terms by the greatest common factor which is the product of the shared primes of both numbers prime factorization...
364=2*2*7*13, 78=2*3*13, so the GCF is 2*13=26, now divide both terms by 26
14:3
Answer:
17.9
Step-by-step explanation:
3.7²+17.5²=319.94
= 17.9
So, bike=b and accessories=a.
b+a=320
Since the bike is worth 7 times more than the accessories, the b would turn into 7a (because 7 times the cost of accessories is the cost of the bike).
The equation would now turn into 7a+a=320.
Solve for a.
7a+a=320
8a=320
a=40
Now that you know the cost of the accessories, you multiply that 40
by 7 to get the cost of the bike.
40(7)
280
The cost of the bike is $280.
The cost of the accessories are/is $40.
16 n^2 -10n + 129 = 8n^2 -8
We collect the terms:
8n^2 -10n + 137 = 0
The steps for completing the square:
1) Move the "non X" (or "non N") term to the right:
8n^2 -10n = -137
<span>2)<span> Divide the equation by the coefficient of N² which in this case is 8
n^2 -1.2n = </span></span><span><span>-17.125
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3) Take the coefficient of "N"; divide it by 2; square it; add it to both sides of the equation.
-1.2 / 2 = -.6
-.6^2 = .36
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n^2 -1.2n +.36 = <span>-17.125
+.36
Take the square root of both sides:</span>
(n-.6)*(n-.6) = sq root(
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-16.765
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)
That's about as far as I can go.
