2(n)-n^2
Reorder in standard form: ax^2 + bx + c
-n^2 + 2n + 0
9514 1404 393
Answer:
6x^2 +64x yd²
Step-by-step explanation:
The total horizontal width is ...
w = (x -2) +(3x) = 4x -2 . . . yards
So, the width of the downward-extending leg at right is ...
(4x -2) -(2x -2) = 2x
The total vertical height is ...
10 yds + 40 yds = 50 yds
So, the height of the downward-extending leg at right is ...
50 -3x . . . yards
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Then the empty rectangle at upper right has an area of ...
A = LW = (3x yds)(10 yds) = 30x yd²
and the empty rectangle at lower left has an area of ...
A = LW = (2x -2 yds)(50 -3x yds) = -6x^2 +106x -100 yd²
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The total area is the product of overall width and overall height, less the areas of the two empty rectangles:
A = (4x -2 yds)(50 yds) -30x yd² -(-6x^2 +106x -100) yd²
A = 6x^2 +64x yd² . . . . . area of the proposed parking lot
320 is the answer just add 80 four times
Answer: -17/15 or simplified as a mixed number -1 2/15
Step-by-step explanation: First convert both -4/5 and 1/3 to fifteenths. Multiply -4/5 by 3/3 to get -12/15. Multiply 1/3 by 5/5 to get 5/15. Then subtract 5/15 from -12/15. -12-5=-17 (numerator).
Answer:
SAT
Step-by-step explanation:
The two main college entrance exams are the SAT and ACT which are used for almost all colleges in the United States. Between these two the SAT has a lesser focus on math in general. Instead, the SAT tends to focus more on word problems and the process taken to solve them. This does not mean that it has no math at all, there is still a math section on the SAT's but it is not as extensive as in the ACT's.
