Answer:2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1)=0
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5) I don't know that one.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
First you simplify both sides to get -2.4x+14.4 > 52.8
then you need to subtract the 14.4 from both sides giving -2.4x> 38.4
then divide both sides by -2.4 giving an answer of
x is less than or equal to -16 meaning you point to the left with a closed circle
Answer:
12y
Step-by-step explanation: 3(y4)
3×y×4 = 12y
First we note symmetry in the expression's coefficients.
We also note that 7*3=21, and 7+3=10.
From the rational roots theorem, we are tempted to try with 3 and 7 as coefficients of the factors.
Try
(7b+3)(3b+7)=21b^2+(49+9)b+21
By switching the sign of 3b+7 to 3b-7, we get the signs right, to check:
(7b+3)(3b-7)=21b^2+(9-49)b-21=21b^2-40b-21 ....right!
So
(7b+3)(3b-7)=21b^2-40b-21