30 in each bus. 17 in each van
To solve this problem, we first have to create a system of equations. After that, you set the equations equal to each other, and use that to simplify and find the value of one variable. Once that is found that answer can be plugged into one of the two original equations to find the other variable.
Pangaea is the answer I had the same question.
Answer:
50m²
Explanation:
first, we have to find the length and width of the backyard. since 4cm represents 5m, we know that the real width of the backyard is 5m.
as for the length of the backyard, 8cm is double of 4cm so we can also double 5m to get 10m.
now, we can find the area by taking 5m × 10m = <u>50m²</u>.
i hope this helps! :D
d/dx cos^2(5x^3)
= d/dx [cos(5x^3)]^2
= 2[cos(5x^3)]
= - 2[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3)
= - 2[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3) * 15x^2
= - 30[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3) * x^2
Explanation:
d/dx x^n = nx^(n - 1)
d/dx cos x = - sin x
Chain rule:
d/dx f(g(...w(x))) = f’(g(...w(x))) * g’(...w(x)) * ... * w’(x)
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