Answer:
18x^2+6
Step-by-step explanation:
2(9x^2+3)
multiply each term in parentheses by 2
2 x 9x^2+2 x 3
calculate product
18x^2+2 x 3
multiply numbers
18x^2+6
(ax + b)/c ≤ b
ax+b ≤ cb
ax ≤ cb - b
x ≤ (cb-b)/a
Just put 4 as x in the equation and solve it. The new equation is:
sqrt(2*4)+1+3 = 0
Now we can solve it.
sqrt(2*4) becomes sqrt8:
sqrt8+1+3=0. -------> sqrt8+4=0
The sqrt of 8 is about 2.83.. so 2.83+4 is:
6.83
So we have 6.83 as the answer
but 6.83 does not equal 0 so x cannot equal 4
It has to be at lest 9u2-4?
If your answer was d) 3.6 , then you are correct!
