The greatest common factor will be (x² – xy + y²).
<h3>Greatest common factor</h3>
This is a value or expression that can divide the given expressions without leaving a remainder.
Given the following expressions
x^3+^3 and x^2 - xy + y^2
Expand x^3+y^3
x^3+y^3 =(x + y)(x² – xy + y²).
Since (x² – xy + y²) is common to both expression, hence the greatest common factor will be (x² – xy + y²).
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove Δ ABC similar to ΔDBE we can consider
Segments AC and DE are parallel.
⇒ DE intersects AB and BC in same ratio.
AB is a transversal line passing AC and DE.
⇒∠BAC=∠BDE [corresponding angles]
Angle B is congruent to itself due to the reflexive property.
All of them are telling a relation of parts of ΔABC to ΔDBE.
The only option which is not used to prove that ΔABC is similar to ΔDBE is the first option ,"The sum of angles A and B are supplementary to angle C".
Answer:
m-a = n
Step-by-step explanation:
a=m-n
Subtract m from each side
a-m = m-n-m
a-m = -n
Multiply each side by -1
-a+m = n
m-a = n
Use PEMDAS with the first 3.
a. 3×(6÷5)
3×(1.2) [Parenthesis first]
3.6. [then multiply]
b. 3÷(5×6)
3÷(30) [Parenthesis first]
.1 [then divide]
c. (3×6)÷5
(18)÷5 [Parenthesis first]
3.6 [then divide]
d. 3×6÷5
18÷5 [Left to right]
3.6 [then divide]
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:
