^ 3 sqrt 750 + ^ 3 sqrt 2058 - ^ 3 sqrt 48
Rewriting the expression we have
^ 3 sqrt (6 * x ^ 3) + ^ 3 sqrt (6 * y ^ 3) - ^ 3 sqrt (6 * z ^ 3)
That is, we have the following equations:
6 * x ^ 3 = 750
6 * y ^ 3 = 2058
6 * z ^ 3 = 48
Clearing x, y and z we have:
x = 5
y = 7
z = 2
Then, rewriting the expression
x (^ 3 sqrt (6)) + y (^ 3 sqrt (6)) - z (^ 3 sqrt (6))
Substituting the values
5 (^ 3 sqrt (6)) + 7 (^ 3 sqrt (6 *)) - 2 (^ 3 sqrt (6))
10 (^ 3 sqrt (6))
answer
the simple form of the expression is
D) 10 ^ 3 sqrt 6
<h2>Sorry, But I don't know!!</h2>
<span>In this case, the value of the first 3 (the ten-thousands) has a value of 30,000. The 3 next to it, in the hundred-thousands place, has a value of 300,000. To compare the two, the 3 on the right has a value one-tenth as much as that on the left.</span>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it starts from the smallest negative prefix to largest
it would be 18 student tickets and 12 adult tickets
18x25= 450
12x30 = 360
360+450 = 810
