Let A = {0,1,2,3,4,5}<br>B = {2,4,6,8}<br>C= {1,3,5,7}<br>Verity (AUB) UC=AU (BUC) <br>
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Answer:
Y=10x
(multiply 10 times the salamanders)
Step-by-step explanation:
a formula that can be used for this circumstance is a linear y=mx+b problem. for 1 salamander there are 10 frogs. so with this we can state that y=10x. whatever you plug into the x for the number of salamanders will give you the answer of how many frogs are in the pond. for example.
Y=10x
Y=10(3)
Y=30
30 frogs.
also because 10 is a nice number you can just multiply the number of salamanders times 10. 3*10=30
Hello!
This is a question about multiplying to get a polynomial answer.
Here we can use two strategies, which will get you the same strategy.
One is using a Punnett Square, and the other would be FOILing.
I personally like Punnett Squares, but I will use FOILing for the sake of being online.
FOIL stands for First, Outside, Inside, Last, which describes how the terms should be multiplied.
Let's multiply the first terms.
(-d + e)(4e + d)
The outside terms.
(-d + e)(4e + d)
The inside terms.
(-d + e)(4e + d)
The last terms.
(-d + e)(4e + d)
Now you just add them together to find the polynomial.
There are three terms in the product, and the product is degree 2, since the highest degree of the equation (the highest power any term is raised to) is 2.
Hope this helps!
