It’s impossible because any number divided by 0 will always just be 0
Ac=4 bx=y+4 doesn't make sense. Perhaps you meant <span>Ac-4bx=y+4. If this is not correct, ensure that you have copied down the original problem correctly.
</span>To solve Ac-4bx=y+4 for y, subtract 4 from both sides of this equation. You'll get:
Ac-4bx-4 = y+4 - 4, or y = ac-4bx - 4.
The formula for area in terms of radius is
... A = πr²
Solving this for r, we get
... A/π = r²
... r = √(A/π) . . . . . formula for the radius
For your given area, the radius is approximately
... r = √(401.92/3.14) = √128 = 8√2
... r ≈ 11.3 . . . yards
Answer:
(2/x)3 or 3(2/x
Step-by-step explanation:
The quotient of 2 and x is expressed as 2/x Multiplied by 3 can be expressed as (2/x)3 or 3(2/x)
Recall that to get the x-intercepts, we set the f(x) = y = 0, thus
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