Obviously, it's not rational, because it's the sum of two square roots, so cancel out A and B right away.
If we solve it
sqrt (18) + sqrt (2)
= sqrt (9*2) + sqrt (2)
= 3 sqrt (2) + sqrt (2)
= 4 sqrt (2)
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Answer:
<h2>
y = -4/9</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the system of equations y = 3/2 x − 6, y = −9/2 x + 21, since both expressions are functions of y, we will equate both of them to find the variable x;
3/2 x − 6 = −9/2 x + 21,
Cross multiplying;
3(2x+21) = -9(2x-6)
6x+63 = -18x+54
collecting the like terms;
6x+18x = 54-63
24x = -9
x = -9/24
x = -3/8
To get the value of y, we will substitute x = -3/8 into any of the given equation. Using the first equation;
y = 3/2x-6
y = 3/{2(-3/8)-6}
y = 3/{(-3/4-6)}
y = 3/{(-3-24)/4}
y = 3/(-27/4)
y = 3 * -4/27
y = -4/9
Hence, the value of y is -4/9
In scientific notation, just move the decimal point over however many numbers are in the power.
In 7.003 • 10^4, move the decimal point over 4 places to the right, (or left if it's negative) making it 70,030
-7-w<10
Add 7 to each side
-w<17
Change signs and flip sign
w>17
Hope this helps :)
Answer: x=16
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, we can set a proportion to find the side length of the smaller rectangle.
[cross multiply]
[divide both sides by 15]
x=16
