3y= 21
I think 3y would be 21 because in the equation, 5y+13=48, y= 7. So if we know that y is 7 that’ll mean we’ll use 7 to interpret y for 3y.
Answer: x^2-9x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2-7x-7 d(x-1)
(you would just replace x to (x-1)
(x-1)^2-7(x-1)-7
(solve by square rooting (x-1)(x-1) then foil)
x^2-9x+1
Answer:
Difference of squares:
y^4−25
16x^2−81
Not difference of squares:
20m^2n^2−121
p^8−q^5
Step-by-step explanation:
y^4−25
(y²)² - 5²
16x^2−81
(4x)² - 9²
20m^2n^2−121
20 is not a perfect square
p^8−q^5
q⁵ is not a perfect square
-10/-16 could be an answer or multiply the same number up and down but the number must be negative