The x intrercepts is where the function crosses the x axis; In other words, it is where the output of the function is 0.
In a quadratic, you can start by factoring, if it’s unable to be factored then use the quadratic formula. Also, it is good to use the discriminate.
D= Discrimminate
D>0 2 real solutions
D=0 1 real solution
D<0 2 imaginary solutions.
The discrimminate is the equation/expression under the radical of the quadratic formula. With this formula, it’s not factorable. Using the discriminate it is also seen, as you’ll get a negative in the square root. This is imagenary because you cannot take the root of a negative value, which is why “i” is used to represent the square root of negative one.
I believe that it is true due to it, the distance formula uses x and y coordinates. So, they're the same thing in two different types, or so..
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I hope this helps, as always. I wish you the best of luck and have a nice day, friend..
Answer:
G-7×17=119
Step-by-step explanation:
A prime number is a number which has only two factors, 1 and itself.
A composite number on the other hand is any number that has more than two factors.
In the options
In F-5×15=75, 15 can still be decomposed into 5X3
In H-9×19=171, 9 can still be decomposed into 3X3
In J-11×21=231, 21 can still be written as 7X3.
So option G is the only equation which could show Brodricks work.
(a) A suitable probability app tells you the probability of being less than 17,900 or more than 18,100 is about 4.55%.
(b) We want to find σ² such that 2P((18100-18000)/σ) ≤ 0.01. We use a factor of 2 because we want to count deviations both above and below 100 feet from the mean altitude. A suitable probability app can tell you the z-score such that P(Z)≤0.005, so we need to compute σ² = (100/Z)² from that result. Doing so, we get σ² ≈ 1507.
