A: <span>(–2, 12), (0,0), and (2, –12)</span>
Answer: A module learning
Step-by-step explanation:
1. -1•5•5 or also -1•5²
2. -1•7•7 -1•7²
3. -1•7
4. -1•13
5. -1•2•2•2•3 -1•2³•3
6.-1•2•2•2•2•3 -1•2^4•3
7. -1•2•2•2•3•7 -1•2³•3•7
Both factorization are correct it just depends on your teacher how she/he wants you to write it.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3/x = sin45
x = 3/sin45
x = 3 / ½(√2)
x = 3(2/√2)
x = 3((2√2)/2)
x = 3√2
It wants you to find the numbers that add up to 82. then it gives you more clues on how to find the exact digits.
