Answer:
the amount of space a 3-dimensional object takes up
Step-by-step explanation:
Of the four definition options, the first is the only only that incorporates a three dimension explanation. The others only describe a two dimension object. Units for the first would be unit^3. The other three would only be one-dimensional "units."
Excuse my awful triangle drawing skills, haha..
So essentially you need to find the perimeter which is done by adding the lengths of the sides.. this gives you 22ft.
Then for part b you need to convert 22ft to yards which gives you 7.3 yards.
Since you can only buy a whole number of yards, you'll actually need 8 yards.
So if the boarder is $8.75 per yard, and you need 8 yards, how much would it cost?
Hope this was helpful.
2x+3=3x-4
try to isolate the x term
you must do the same thing to both sides or else it won't be equal anymore
2x+3=3x-4
add 4 to both sides
2x+3+4=3x+4-4
2x+7=3x+0
subtract 2x from both sides
2x-2x+7=3x-2x
0+7=x
7=x
the answer is x=7
Answer:
5 & 1
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the quadratic formula to solve this:
Quadratic Formula = 
So we will have 2 answers (roots).
a is the coefficient of x^2 (2)
b is the coefficient of x (-12)
c is the constant (10)
Now, substituting, we get:
x = 
Hence the roots are 5 & 1