Answer: x ( y + 1) + y ( y + 3) + 2
Step-by-step explanation:
( x + y + 2) ( y + 1)
x ( y + 1) + y ( y + 1) + 2 ( y + 1)
expanding the bracket
( xy + x) + ( y2 + y) + ( 2y + 2)
removing the bracket
xy + x + y2 +y + 2y + 2
collecting like terms
xy + x + y2 + 3y + 2
given as: x(y + 1) + y ( y + 3) + 2
Answer:
The first one is No. The second one I do not know unfortunately.
Step-by-step explanation:
I am in the middle of this lesson in my math class as well and I know that in order to make a triangle, you need the two smaller sides to add up to become larger than the biggest side. In the case of the first question, the two smaller sides, 6 and 3 equal 9, which is not bigger than the biggest side which is 10. I hope you can find the answer to the second one, but for now, the first one is No.
