Answer:
=1
Step-by-step explanation:
(-2-√3)(-2+√3)
=-2(-2+√3)-√3(-2+√3)
=4-2√3+2√3-√9
=4-3
=1
The equation for which square method is possible is x²-8=1
Step-by-step explanation:
For checking which of the equation satisfies the complete square condition, we proceed by checking each of the available options
1). x²+20x=52
Rewriting it as x²+20x-52
This binomial expression is not a perfect square since the product of the coefficient of x²(i.e. 1) and independent constant (i.e. 52) is not a perfect square.
2). 5x² + 3x = 9
This equation can be rearranged as 5x²+3x-9=0
This binomial expression is not a perfect square since the product of the coefficient of x²(i.e. 5) and independent constant(i.e. 9) is not a perfect square.
3.) x² −8=1
This equation can be rearranged as x²=9
Hence x= ±3
This binomial expression is a perfect square and can be done by the square method.
4). 3x² −x+17=0
This binomial expression is not a perfect square since the product of the coefficient of x²(i.e. 3) and independent constant(i.e. 17) is not a perfect square.
Answer: I think that the answer is either 11 avocados or 9
Step-by-step explanation:
21-2.50 is 18.50
with this he can buy 9 with 15 dollars but he still has 3.50 left over
if he uses this left over change he can buy two more which would make 11.
If this is wrong I am sorry!
Based on the information given...
Experimental - how many times something occurs over how many times experiment is done
Odd number rolled - 8 times
Total times done - 20
This would mean the experimental probability is 8/20
Theoretical - favorable outcomes over possible outcomes
On a 6 sided number cube, you have 3 chances of rolling an odd, over 6 possible roll outcomes
This would mean the theoretical probability is 3/6 or 1/2
The answer to your question is C
