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quester [9]
Answer:
<h2>5</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression (8x² −15x)−(x² −27x) = ax² +bx, we are to determine the value of b-a. Before we determine the vwlue of b-a, we need to first calculate for the value of a and b from the given expression.
On expanding the left hand side of the expression we have;
= (8x² −15x)−(x² −27x)
Open the paranthesis
= 8x² −15x−x²+27x
collect the like terms
= 8x²−x²+27x −15x
= 7x²+12x
Comparing the resulting expression with ax²+bx
7x²+12x = ax²+bx
7x² = ax²
a = 7
Also;
12x = bx
b =12
The value of b - a = 12 - 7
b -a = 5
Hence the value of b-a is equivalent to 5
The answer for question 47 is A
Answer:
whole number and a fraction
Answer:
x>=0
Step-by-step explanation:
From the equation, we can see that x must be greater or equal to 0. This is true because every answer to an absolute value is positive or equal to 0. That is your answer.
Answer:
11 * I
Unless you can tell me what I is equal to, I can't give you a number as an answer. Just take what ever I is equal to, an multiply it by 11. If the answer choices are equations rather than numbers, than just say 11 * 1.
If the question comes with any more information, please comment so I can give you a stronger answer.
Hope this helps! :)
-Sophia
