Multiply the polynomials 3(x+7) (show work pls)
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Looking at the problem, you can come up with an equation for the consecutive numbers.
If we expand the second term:
Combine like terms:
You can reduce this by dividing both sides of the equation by two:
And we transpose 170 to get a standard quadratic form that the right side will be zero:
Then factor the left side:
Find out the values of x that makes each factor = 0
x + 14 = 0
x = -14
We can eliminate the negative symbol because the problem is asking for positive even integers.
and;
x - 12 = 0
x = 12
Now we can say that the first positive integer is 12 and the second one is 14
If we expand the second term:
Combine like terms:
You can reduce this by dividing both sides of the equation by two:
And we transpose 170 to get a standard quadratic form that the right side will be zero:
Then factor the left side:
Find out the values of x that makes each factor = 0
x + 14 = 0
x = -14
We can eliminate the negative symbol because the problem is asking for positive even integers.
and;
x - 12 = 0
x = 12
Now we can say that the first positive integer is 12 and the second one is 14
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Situation:
You are signing up for a book club. The get-in price is 6. Every month, you have to pay 2 dollars.
How This Works:
y=mx+b
M=Slope
B=y intercept.
Y intercept is the starting point. The beginning out. In this case, the y intercept is 6. So, in our situation, 6 is the joining fee. The beginning amount. Slope is the the rate of change. The slope in this problem is 2. Since the monthly fee is 2, that would make it the slope
Situation:
You are signing up for a book club. The get-in price is 6. Every month, you have to pay 2 dollars.
How This Works:
y=mx+b
M=Slope
B=y intercept.
Y intercept is the starting point. The beginning out. In this case, the y intercept is 6. So, in our situation, 6 is the joining fee. The beginning amount. Slope is the the rate of change. The slope in this problem is 2. Since the monthly fee is 2, that would make it the slope