Answer:
The greatest common factor of these two numbers is 3
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, look for the highest number that both can be divide by to get whole numbers.
39/3 = 13
6/3 = 2
Answer:
24.98 units
Step-by-step explanation:
The picture of the question in the attached figure
we have the coordinates
P(1,-6),D(4,3),O(7,-6)
The perimeter of triangle OPD is equal to
the formula to calculate the distance between two points is equal to
step 1
Find the distance OP
we have
O(7,-6),P(1,-6)
substitute in the formula
step 2
Find the distance PD
we have
P(1,-6),D(4,3)
substitute in the formula
step 3
Find the distance OD
we have
O(7,-6),D(4,3)
substitute in the formula
step 4
Find the perimeter
Answer:
unrelated
Step-by-step explanation:
angle 1 and angle 6 are same-side, exterior angles, which is not in the options
A - actuary...........that is the answer
For Part A, what to do first is to equate the given equation to zero in order to find your x intercepts (zeroes)
0=-250n^2+3,250n-9,000 after factoring out, we get
-250(n-4)(n-9) and these are your zero values.
For Part B, you need to square the function from the general equation Ax^2+Bx+C=0. So to do that, we use the equated form of the equation 0=-250n^2+3,250n-9,000 and in order to have a positive value of 250n^2, we divide both sides by -1
250n^2-3,250n+9,000=0
to simplify, we divide it by 250 to get n^2-13n+36=0 or n^2-13n = -36 (this form is easier in order to complete the square, ax^2+bx=c)
in squaring, we need to apply <span><span><span>(<span>b/2</span>)^2 to both sides where our b is -13 so,
(-13/2)^2 is 169/4
so the equation now becomes n^2-13n+169/4 = 25/4 or to simplify, we apply the concept of a perfect square binomial, so the equation turns out like this
(n-13/2)^2 = 25/4 then to find the value of n, we apply the square root to both sides to obtain n-13/2 = 5/2 and n is 9. This gives us the confirmation from Part A.
For Part C, since the function is a binomial so the graph is a parabola. The axis of symmetry would be x=5.
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