Hello :
<span>the y-intercept of y = -4/3x + 4 when x=0 : y= (-4/3)(0)+4=4
Answer : </span><span>A) (0, 4)</span>
Answer:
t+4, t≠8
Step-by-step explanation:

The value of t must not be one that makes the denominator zero, hence must not be 8.
here we have to find the quotient of '(16t^2-4)/(8t+4)'
now we can write 16t^2 - 4 as (4t)^2 - (2)^2
the above expression is equal to (4t + 2)(4t - 2)
there is another expression (8t + 4)
the expression can also be written as 2(4t + 2)
now we have to divide both the expressions
by dividing both the expressions we would get (4t + 2)(4t - 2)/2(4t + 2)
therefore the quotient is (4t - 2)/2
the expression comes out to be (2t - 1)
Answer:
No because the 6+4 does not equal 36.
Step-by-step explanation:
first make the hypotenuse 6 the other two are sides A and B
Use the pythagorean theorem: 3^2+2^2+6^2
6+4=36
Use quadratic formula
if you had ax^2+bx+c=0, then
x=

a=1
b=?
c=34
subsitute

=5+/-3i

=5+/-3i
make 5+/-3 into fraction over 2,(10+/-6i)/2

=(10+/-6i)/2
multiply both sides by 2

=10+/-6i
we conclude that -b=10
b=-10
ok so equaton is
x^2-10x+34