It would be A. Because 2 squared + 10 squared = 104
It is not a mixed number because if you put the same number of the numerator on the denominator it would be a mixed number (1)
Answer:
Your given polynomial has only one real root which is x= -4
Step-by-step explanation:
find any zero of the polynomial.
x-a divides the polynomial where a is a zero of polynomial:
So x+4 divides
If we factor out a two, we can use the quadratic formula.
2(x^2-3x+2.5) so we have x = (-(-3)+/-(9-4*1*2.5)^(1/2))/2*1)=(3+i) or (3-i)/2 .
Final answer:
then x=-4, (3+i)/2, or (3-i)/2
No it is NOT possible - that would mean the final angle would also have to be ninety degrees making it a square or rectangle. :)
<span>Simplify the left side.
</span>−2x+6=<span>10
</span>Move all terms not containing xx to the right side of the <span>equation
</span>−2x=<span>4
</span>Divide each term by <span>−2-2</span><span> and simplify.
</span>x=<span>−<span>2</span></span>