Now, to find 'x' you will apply the Null Factor Law. This means you will now let 'x' = 0, and simply move the -2 over to the other side to find your answer. Note: since we are using a perfect square, x will only have one value since there is only one answer (x-2) in the brackets, meaning in this case we can ignore the exponent (as the answers will be the same). If there was more than one answer in the bracket (e.g. (x-4) and (x-6)), then we would apply Null Factor Law to both brackets and solve for x.
(x−2)=5
x=5+2
x=7
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
While working at his neighborhood math tutoring center researching the comprehension level of the students Dion investigated that the distribution of the student test scores are normally distributed with a mean of 79.13 and a standard deviation of 6.34. What is the probability that the student scores less than 60.11
We solve using z score formula
z = (x-μ)/σ, where x is the raw score, μ is the population mean, and σ is the population standard deviation.
z = 60.11 - 79.13/6.34
Answer:
The standard form is 8 y ⁵ - 17 y⁴ + 6 y³ +2 y² - 11
The degree of given polynomial is '5'
the co-efficient of y⁴ is '-17'
Step-by-step explanation:
Given standard form 2 y²+ 6 y³-11-17 y⁴+8 y⁵
<em>The form ax² + b x + c is called the standard form of the quadratic expression of 'x'.This is second degree standard form of polynomial.</em>
<em>The form ax⁵ + b x⁴ + c x³ +d x² +ex +f is called the standard form of the quadratic expression of 'x'.This is fifth degree standard form of polynomial</em>
now Given polynomial is 2 y²+ 6 y³-11-17 y⁴+8 y⁵
The standard form is
8 y ⁵ - 17 y⁴ + 6 y³ +2 y² - 11
<u><em>Conclusion</em></u>:-
<em>The degree of given polynomial is '5'</em>
<em>The co-efficient of y⁴ is '-17'</em>
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