What term describes the "3" in the expression 3x2÷1
2 answers:
For this case we have that, by definition, the parts of the multiplication are given by:
Let:
<em>a: Multiplying </em>
<em>b: Multiplier </em>
<em>c: Product </em>
Then, in the expression: 3x2 ÷ 1
The number "3" would be the multiplicand, while the number "2" would be the multiplier:
Answer:
Multiplying
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Step-by-step explanation:
(x + 6 )^2 = 49
get rid of the square , by square rooting the 49
x + 6 =
x = -6
x =
means + or - hence it could be -7 -6 = -1 ... or 7-6 = 1
therefore the answer is = or - 1
hence in terms of roots .. answer is :