Well...... I'm confused too but I'll go with:
<span>Simplifying
X</span>2<span> + 8x + -55 = 10
Reorder the terms:
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10
Solving
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10
Solving for variable 'X'.
Move all terms containing X to the left, all other terms to the right.
Add '55' to each side of the equation.
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 55 + 8x = 10 + 55
Reorder the terms:
-55 + 55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
Combine like terms: -55 + 55 = 0
0 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
</span>X2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
Combine like terms: 10 + 55 = 65
X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65
Add '-8x' to each side of the equation.
X</span>2<span> + 8x + -8x = 65 + -8x
Combine like terms: 8x + -8x = 0
X</span>2<span> + 0 = 65 + -8x
X</span>2<span> = 65 + -8x
Simplifying
X</span>2<span> = 65 + -8x
Reorder the terms:
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65 + -8x + -65 + 8x
Reorder the terms:
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65 + -65 + -8x + 8x
Combine like terms: 65 + -65 = 0
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 0 + -8x + 8x
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = -8x + 8x
Combine like terms: -8x + 8</span><span>x = 0
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 0
-Hope this helps!!</span>
Think of it like this — if American leaders had never made the *decision* to break away from Britain, America would still be a colony of Britain.
Decision making determines the course of events. This is because a certain decision will then trigger certain actions, which in the grand scheme of things will impact history.
Example; American leaders made the *decision* to break off from Britain, triggering the Revolutionary War and America’s Independence, thus that decision changed history.
The United States should have dropped the atomic bomb due to Truman having very little choice.
Few actions in the were were justifiable. Truman had very little choice because he was faced with the Japanese refusal to surrender. This decision was based of the ( estimated ) half a million allied casualties likely to be caused by invading homeland islands of Japan. Also, there were likely death tests from starvation for Civilians as the war dragged on well into 1946
The feeling of learned helplessness is closely associated with the development of <u>Depression</u>.
<h3>What is learned helplessness?</h3>
This refers to a mental state where people do not try to solve a stressful situation because they have tried to in the past and it did not work out.
As a result, such people usually develop depression because they don't feel like things are going right for them no matter what they try.
Find out more on learned helplessness at brainly.com/question/27291086.
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