Answer:
C and E
Step-by-step explanation:
A polynomial is a function where the only operation is an exponent on the variable. It can have just one term or many terms. For example, x^2 is a polynomial but x^2 / x+3 is not since it also contains division. This is a rational. Using this definition then only C and E are polynomials.
Choice A has a rational term. This is not polynomial.
Choice B has an exponent of -2 which is actually division. This is rational and not polynomial.
Choice D has a radical term with the variable. This is not polynomial.
What do you mean? Oh oh oh I used to do this, what grade you it?
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<u>let the numbers be n and m</u>
<u>n+m=65</u>
<u>n=4m</u>
<em>So when we put our work in:</em>
<u>4m+m=65</u>
<u>5m=65</u>
<u>m=13</u>
<u>n=52</u>
So therefore your two numbers are 52 and 13!
<em>Hope this helped! °ω°</em>
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
ΔABC is congruent with ΔDEF. That means the corresponding sides are congruent.
Look at the order of the letters. EF are the last two letters of ΔDEF. So this corresponds with the last two letters of ΔABC. Therefore, EF ≅ BC.
EF ≅ BC
x² + 8x = 48
x² + 8x − 48 = 0
(x + 12) (x − 4) = 0
x = -12 or 4
Since x can't be negative, x = 4.
For this problem, we can say that corresponding angles are congruent, or the same, this also means that their angle measures have to be the same. Then, our equations for our angles will be vertical angles, which means that they must equal each other. So we would then write our equation as 3x+20=4x+10 or 4x+10=3x+20. Then, to combine like terms, we will subtract 3x from both sides, resulting in x+10=20. Then we will subtract 10 from both sides, resulting in x=10.
