Answer:
(7y-3x)2
Step-by-step explanation:
It's the same thing but backwards
I hope this helps
A leg of a right triangle can never be greater then the hypotenuse
this formula will tell you if it's a valid right triangle

the first two question marks are the legs of the triangle while the one after the = is the hypotenuse.
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ANSWER:
PQR is most likely a triangle
Do you want square root? And If so then here is the answer:Rewrite <span><span>√37</span>37</span> as <span><span>√3√7</span>37</span>.<span><span>√3√7</span>37</span>Multiply <span><span>√3√7</span>37</span> by <span><span>√7√7</span>77</span>.<span><span><span>√3√7</span><span>√7√7</span></span><span>3777</span></span>Simplify. And in the end of, this I put the decimals.√<span><span>217</span><span>217</span></span>The result can be shown in both exact and decimal forms.Exact Form:<span><span><span>√21</span>7</span></span>Decimal Form:<span>0.65465367<span>… not sure this answer.
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Dana wants to find the sum
3 4 6
4 2 1
+1 5 2
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We will not regroup this ones place because the sum of the digits in the ones place is not up to. It's just 6+1+2 = 9.
Therefore, 13a) No.
There is no regrouped tens to add, so we would not able to regroup the ones place.
Therefore, 13b) No.
We regroup the tens place because the sum of the digits in the ones place is upto to 10.
And 13c) Yes.
We add the regrouped hundred as we regrouped the ones place.
Therefore,
13 D) Yes.