In what ways do advertisers<span> in </span>magazines use sexual imagery<span> to </span>appeal<span> to </span>youth<span>? </span>One study classified each<span> of </span>1500 full-page<span> or </span>larger ads<span> as "</span>not sexual<span>" or ..</span>
Answer:
a = 1/2 (1 ±sqrt(47))
Step-by-step explanation:
a^2-a+12=0
We will complete the square
Subtract 12 from each side
a^2-a+12-12=0-12
a^2-a=-12
The coefficient of a = -1
-Divide by 2 and then square it
(-1/2) ^2 = 1/4
Add it to each side
a^2 -a +1/4=-12 +1/4
(a-1/2)^2 = -11 3/4
(a-1/2)^2= -47/4
Take the square root of each side
sqrt((a-1/2)^2) =sqrt(-47/4)
a-1/2 = ±i sqrt(1/4) sqrt(47)
a-1/2= ±i/2 sqrt(47)
Add 1/2 to each side
a-1/2+1/2 = 1/2± i/2 sqrt(47)
a = 1/2± i/2 sqrt(47)
a = 1/2 (1 ±sqrt(47))
3/5 in 30 mins, 5*30=150, then she would write 3/150 or 1/50 each minute
The total number of students is 14+36, or 50. So the chance that a selected student is female is 36/50, or 18/25.
[ Answer ]
[ Explanation ]
- Factor:
(a - 3) + q(a - 3)
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- Expand
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