Jose's car can drive 12 miles on each gallon of gas. How many gallons will he need to drive 3,298 miles?✱
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( a - b )( a² + ab + b² )
Let us distribute ( a - b ) into the other
a ( a² ) + a ( ab ) + a ( b² ) - b ( a² ) - b ( ab ) - b ( b² )
a³ + a²b + ab² - a²b - ab² - b³
We can further simplify
a²b - ab² = 0
ab² - ab² = 0
a³ - b³
You can see in the picture which I have attached. It is the 8th formula
( a - b )( a² + ab + b² )
Let us distribute ( a - b ) into the other
a ( a² ) + a ( ab ) + a ( b² ) - b ( a² ) - b ( ab ) - b ( b² )
a³ + a²b + ab² - a²b - ab² - b³
We can further simplify
a²b - ab² = 0
ab² - ab² = 0
a³ - b³
You can see in the picture which I have attached. It is the 8th formula
Check the picture below.
the segment LOJ is a diameter, and therefore the arcLCJ made by that diameter will have a central angle of 180°.
that simply means that the arcLC is 180 - 94, or 86°.
the ∡LJC is an inscribed angle that is intercepting the arcLC, and therefore, by the inscribed angle theorem, it'll be half of arcLC.
the segment LOJ is a diameter, and therefore the arcLCJ made by that diameter will have a central angle of 180°.
that simply means that the arcLC is 180 - 94, or 86°.
the ∡LJC is an inscribed angle that is intercepting the arcLC, and therefore, by the inscribed angle theorem, it'll be half of arcLC.