Answer: D, When the constants are perfect squares.
Step-by-step explanation:
the “best” method whenever the quadratic equation only contains x2 terms. That implies no presence of any x term being raised to the first power somewhere in the equation.
Hopefully this helps!
The answer is 9/4.if you multiply 3/8 by 6 you look for the number that can divide the both of them without remainder.
The answer is 9
u - the unit digit
t - the tenth digit
So, the original two digit number will be: 10t + u.
<span>The reversed two-digit number will be: 10u + t
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Five times the sum of the digits of a two-digit number is 13 less than the original number is: 5(u + t) = 10t + u - 13
four times the sum of its two digits is 21 less than the reversed two-digit number: 4(u + t) = 10u + t - 21
Thus, we have two equations:
5(u + t) = 10t + u - 13
4(u + t) = 10u + t - 21
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Multiply the factor:
5u + 5t = 10t + u - 13
4u + 4t = 10u + t - 21
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Rearrange:
5u + 5t - 10t - u = -13
4u + 4t - 10u - t = -21
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4u - 5t = -13
-6u + 3t = -21
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Multiply the first equation by 3, and the second by 2:
4u · 3 - 5t · 3 = -13 · 3
-6u · 2 + 3t · 2 = -21 · 2
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12u -15t = -39
-12u + 6t = -42
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Add these two equations to make one equation:
12u - 15t - 12u + 6t = -39 - 42
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12u can be canceled out:
-9t = - 81
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t = -81/-9
<span>t = 9
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</span>Replace t in one of the equations:
4u - 5 · 9 = -13
4u - 45 = -13
4u = -13 + 45
4u = 32
u = 32/4
<span>u = 8
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Therefore, t = 9, u = 8
The original two digit number will be: 10t + u = 10·9 + 8 = 90 + 8 = 98
The reversed two-digit number will be: 10u + t = 10·8 + 9 = 80 + 9 = 89
The difference of the original two-digit number and the number with reversed digits is 98 - 89 = 9
