Answer:
Lynn's answer 38 is correct
2(-4)^2+6
2(16)+6
32+6=38
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Yes, it is 
Step-by-step explanation:
To simplify square roots, you can factor the number inside the square root into its lowest common denominators.
Any value that appears twice can be "taken out" of the square root and moved to the left of it:
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What you are doing is essentially taking the square root of 4 and the square root of 3. Because the square root of 4 can be simplified, and the square root of 3 cannot, this is the most simplified version of the expression we can reach.
I suspect this is what you mean, if let me know
2x(3)^2+x(2)^2
2(3)(9)+3(4)
54+12=66
The answer is A. for this, you have to set up a system of equations. the first one will be the area equation. since you know area=length x width, your equation will be LxW=50. the next equation is L=2W, since the length is two times the width. then, plug in 2W for the L in the other equation and you get 2W^2=50. divide by 2 and get W^2=25. square root both sides and you get W=5. plug back into the other equation to find L=10. Then, add the sides of the rectangle for the perimeter. 10+5+10+5=30.
Answer:
The first answer is correct.
(x + 1)^2 + (y - 2)^2 = 1
A circle with the midpoint M(Mx, My) and the radius r can be written as
(x - Mx)^2 + (y - My)^2 = r^2
