Which graph represents the solution to the given system? y = –2x + 5 and y = 3x

If x-9 is a factor of x-5x-36 what is the other factor

dimaraw [331]

The other factor would be (x + 4). We can find this by using synthetic division. To do this, we must first find the divisor, which would be 9, if we let x - 9 equal to zero and solve for x. Then, for the dividend, we can use the coefficients and constant term values.
<u>9</u>| 1 -5 -36
<u> 9 36</u>
1 4 0
Therefore, the other expression (x + 9) would be (x + 4). Hope this helped!

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Slav-nsk [51]

The denominator is 20

5X4= 20

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Which Function is represented by the Graph

Marysya12 [62]

Answer:b

Step-by-step explanation:

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_ 5x^20-7x^10+15 in quadratic form

Tpy6a [65]

Answer:

x = -(sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -(1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10)

Step-by-step explanation:

Solve for x:

-5 x^20 - 7 x^10 + 15 = 0

Substitute y = x^10:

-5 y^2 - 7 y + 15 = 0

Divide both sides by -5:

y^2 + (7 y)/5 - 3 = 0

Add 3 to both sides:

y^2 + (7 y)/5 = 3

Add 49/100 to both sides:

y^2 + (7 y)/5 + 49/100 = 349/100

Write the left hand side as a square:

(y + 7/10)^2 = 349/100

Take the square root of both sides:

y + 7/10 = sqrt(349)/10 or y + 7/10 = -sqrt(349)/10

Subtract 7/10 from both sides:

y = sqrt(349)/10 - 7/10 or y + 7/10 = -sqrt(349)/10

Substitute back for y = x^10:

x^10 = sqrt(349)/10 - 7/10 or y + 7/10 = -sqrt(349)/10

Taking 10^th roots gives (sqrt(349)/10 - 7/10)^(1/10) times the 10^th roots of unity:

x = -(1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (sqrt(349) - 7))^(1/10) or y + 7/10 = -sqrt(349)/10

Subtract 7/10 from both sides:

x = -(sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or y = -7/10 - sqrt(349)/10

Substitute back for y = x^10:

x = -(sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x^10 = -7/10 - sqrt(349)/10

Taking 10^th roots gives (-7/10 - sqrt(349)/10)^(1/10) times the 10^th roots of unity:

Answer: x = -(sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10)/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(1/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(2/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(3/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = ((-1)^(4/5) (sqrt(349) - 7)^(1/10))/10^(1/10) or x = -(1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(1/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(2/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(3/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = -(-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10) or x = (-1)^(4/5) (1/10 (-7 - sqrt(349)))^(1/10)

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3 years ago

The numbers 0.1, 12, 15 and 124 can all be classified as counting numbers?

andreyandreev [35.5K]

Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

Counting numbers are considered to be whole numbers greater than zero. Whole numbers are positive numbers without decimals or fractions, so 12, 15, and 124 can be classified as counting numbers, but not 0.1.

hope this helps!!!

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3 years ago

Which graph represents the solution to the given system? y = –2x + 5 and y = 3x – 2