What is the answer to this problem im stuck on this one too
4x² - 16 is the algebraic expression that must be added to get the result as 9x²- 2x - 5.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The question is asked for the algebraic expression must be added to the sum of 3x²+4x+8 and 2x2−6x+3 to give 9x²- 2x - 5 as the result.
Therefore,
The first step is to find of sum of 3x²+4x+8 and 2x²-6x+3.
To find the sum :
3x²+4x+8
<u>2x²-6x+3 </u>
<u>5x²-2x+11</u>
The sum is 5x²-2x+11.
Now, the second step is to subtract 5x²-2x+11 from the result 9x²- 2x - 5.
9x²- 2x - 5
- <u>(5x²-2x+11)</u>
<u> 4x² -16 </u>
Thus, 4x²-16 is the algebraic expression that must be added with 5x²-2x+11 to get a result of 9x²- 2x - 5.
The lateral area is represented in the diagram by a rectangle 11 cm wide and
(8 + 15 + 17) cm = 40 cm long.
The lateral area is
(11 cm)*(40 cm) = 440 cm²
Don’t worry someone will come along and help you. Good luck and I hope you get it right
24 + 3x = 3x + 3(7 - 1)
Eliminate the parentheses: 24 + 3x = 3x + 3(6)
24 + 3x = 3x + 18
Subtract 3x from each side: <em>24 = 18</em>
Look at that for a second. Can ANY value of 'x' make 24 equal to 18 ?
I don't think so.
There's NO number that makes the equation a true statement.
That's just another way to say: "The equation has NO solution."
