How is solving for the product of a fraction and a whole number the same as different from solving a fraction of a fraction? Can
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Check the picture below.
I'd like to point out, is 1:5 from R to T, since that matters, that way we know the ratio from RS is the 1 and the ratio ST is the 5.
I'd like to point out, is 1:5 from R to T, since that matters, that way we know the ratio from RS is the 1 and the ratio ST is the 5.
As we could "drag" these together, we could then do it the easy way.
56
+56
+56
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168
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Or we could also do the following:
56
3:
63= 18.
Carry the one.
53 = 15+1 (which was carried). = 16
(16+8) = 168
56
+56
+56
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168
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Or we could also do the following:
56
6
Carry the one.
5
(16+8) = 168
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider polynomial
If x=-2 is its zero, then you can divide the polynomial by
and get
If x=-1, then the polynomial can be rewritten as
The quadratic polynomial has roots
Then the polynomial has zeros