<span>So we wan't to know what is the sum of 3 2/3 and 14 2/5. First lets turn them into fractions: first one is 11/3 and the second is 72/5. Now lets add them: We multiply fractions this way: (a/b)+(c/d)={(a*d)+(c*b)}/(b*d). Following this rule: {(11*5)+(72*3)}/(3*5)={55+146}/15=201/15. and finally lets turn it back into a mixed number: 13 6/15</span>
Substitute the value 350 in for your velocity:
350 = 20 * sq rt(273+t)
divide both by 20 --> 17.5 = sq rt(273 +t)
square both to cancel out the sq rt --> 306.25 = 273 +t
then just subtract 273 from both to get 33.25 = t
Step-by-step explanation:
left side of the expression has an x^2 term, x term and constant(x^0 term), same for the right side of the expression
x^2 coefficient = p(-5) + 4(-3qx) = -5p -12qx
X2-64=0
x2=64
x=8 because when multiplied by itself, and plugged back in, it works
Answer:
5
6
2
+
1
9
−
1
0
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