400 quarters
$1 = 4q
4q • 100 = 400
400q=$100
Answer:
Vertex:
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Focus:
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Axis of Symmetry:
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Directrix:
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Vertex:
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3
2
,
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41
4
)
(
3
2
,
-
41
4
)
Focus:
(
3
2
,
−
10
)
(
3
2
,
-
10
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Axis of Symmetry:
x
=
3
2
x
=
3
2
Directrix:
y
=
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21
2
y
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21
2
x
y
0
−
8
1
−
10
3
2
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41
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8
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4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
23.800
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
112
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) 4(x+3)
Find the GCF, Greatest Common Factor, of 4x and 12.
4x=2*2*x
12=3*2*2
The greatest common factor is 4. Put this outside of the parentheses. (You would multiply the 2*2)
Then, put the rest of the factors as a sum. (Only the factors on the same line.)
Solution: 4(x+3)
To check, distribute to see if it works.
4x+12
2.) 2(4r+7)
Find the GCF of 8r and 14
8r=2*2*2*r
14= -1*7*2
The greatest common factor is 2. (There is only 1 two, so you would not multiply them.)
Then, put the rest of the factors as a sum. (Only the factors on the same line.)
Multiply the 2*2*r as one addend and the -1*7 as the other.
Solution: 2(4r-7)
To check, distribute to see if it works.
8r-14
Do you get it now?
3.) 5(x+7)
4.) 7(2x+1)
5.) Cannot be factored.
32x-15
Find the GCF of 32x and -15
32x: 2*2*2*2*2*x
-15: -1*5*3
Because there are no similar factors other than 1, it cannot be factored.
6.) 8(4x+3)
7.) 3(2x-3)
8.) 24(1x+2)
9.) 9(-2x+8)
10.) Cannot be factored
11.) 8(1x+3)
12.) 50(1x+5)
