Answer:
The GCF of both is g^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we are asked to give the greatest common factor of g^3 and g^15
In simpler terms we want to find that biggest term that could divide both values.
Mathematically, since g^3 is itself a factor of g^15, then we can conclude that the GCF of both is g^3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Without brackets, we are not exactly sure what is under the root sign. There are 3 choices.
sqrt(x) + 2 - 15 = - 3
sqrt(x + 2) - 15 = - 3
sqrt(x + 2 - 15) = - 3
I think the middle one is what you intend. If not leave a note.
sqrt(x + 2) - 15 = - 3 Add 15 to both sides.
sqrt(x + 2) - 15+15 = - 3+15 Combine
sqrt(x + 2) = 12 Square both sides
x + 2 = 12^2 Do the right
x + 2 = 144 Subtract 2 from both sides.
x + 2-2 = 144-2
x = 142
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to find the answer to 8t by the power of 2 multiplied witch is 64 + 32t = 96
How to get answer by Mimiwhatsup:
6(12m+12b−2b)
=(6)(12m+12b+−2b)
=(6)(12m)+(6)(12b)+(6)(−2b)
=72m+72b−12b
=60b+72m
After using the slope formula your answer would be 5/0.1 but when simplifying your answer is 50