5^2(2-sqrt3) is the answer here is the link to how to do it https://socratic.org/questions/suppose-an-isosceles-triangle-abc-has-a-30-and-b-c-5-what-is-the-leng...
What he said for every four there is four
I think you mean y=ab^x.
First, plug in the values of x=2 and y=24 for the first equation, and x=3 and y=48 for the second one:
24 = ab^2
48 = ab^3
divide equation 2 by equation 1:
2 = b^1
or, more simply:
2 = b
now plug b into one of the equations to get "a":
24 = a*2^2
24 = a*4
6 = a
So, the answer is y = 6(2)^x
(I think you need to specify the power of x in your answers)
Answer:
-7
Step-by-step explanation:
-4(2)=-8
-8+1=-7........
It is B!!! If you take 3 3/4 times the # of sides which in this case is 4 equals 15 in the end.
