If $200 is the maximum a coach can spend on new shorts, and needs at least 15 shorts, then you could divide or use an inequality. first take the maximum number (200) and the minimum amount (15s) and use the minimum and maximum signs of knowledge to form an inequality. you should end up with 15s<200.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You can start this in may ways but let's start by isolating one of the parenthesis:
x (x² - 5) = - (x - 3)
x³ - 5x = -x + 3 (here I multiplied x for what's inside the parenthesis and the "minus" signal by the other parenthesis which was (x - 3))
x³ - 5x + x = 3
x³ -4x = 3
x³ -4x -3 = 0 (now this right here is a "depressed cubic equation" and it's one of the toughest sit of all time, so good luck with that, you might wanna take a look at this:
ytb/watch?v=rNDy2ZFvG1E
or maybe I'm doing something wrong and it's simpler than that, but whaterver...)
Just a question, are the 2's squares?