A constant in an algebraic expression is defined as a term that does not change during the expression, so, in other words, a term that does not have a variable in it. so the constants are
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<span>–3cd – d(2c – 4) – 4d
= </span><span>–3cd – 2cd + 4d – 4d
= -5cd
answer
</span><span>A:–5cd </span>
6 · e^(4x - 2) = 3
e^(4x - 2) = .5
ln e^(4x - 2) = ln (.5)
4x - 2 = ln (.5)
4x = ln (.5) + 2
x = (ln (.5) + 2)/4
x = 0.3267
x ≈ 0.327
Answer: B
Answer:
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