The Divisor Is The Number That You Are Dividing With. Example:
12/4 = ?
4 Is The Divisor.
0=0
Step-by-step explanation:
4(×+3)=4x+12
4x+12=4x+12
Subtract 12 from both sides of the equation
4x+12-12=4x+12-12
simplify
4x=4x
Subtract 4x from both sides of the equation
4x-4x= 4x-4x
Simplify and combine like terms
0=0
(<u>−1</u>
2 )(n^3)+
<u>1</u>
2 n^2+4.6n+(−
<u>1</u>
2)(n^3)+
<u>1</u>
2 n^2+4.5n
=
<u>−1</u>
2 n^3+
1
2 n^2+4.6n+
−1
2 n^3+
1
2 n^2+4.5n
Combine Like Terms:
=
<u>−1</u>
2 n^3+
<u>1</u>
2 n^2+4.6n+
<u>−1</u>
2 n^3+
<u>1</u>
2 n^2+4.5n
=(<u>−1</u>
2 n^3+
<u>−1</u>
2 n^3)+(
<u>1</u>
2 n^2+
<u>1</u>
2 n^2)+(4.6n+4.5n)
=−n^3+n^2+9.1n
Answer:
=−n^3+n^2+9.1n
Everything underlined means its a fraction/divided hope this helps <em>:D</em>
Answer: [A]: "library card".
____________________________________
Explanation: One would need a valid, government-issued photo ID card (i.e. that has not expires).
Although SOME library cards include one's picture, library cards do not constitute "valid ID's" because they are not "government-issued" and would, theoretically, be easy to be made fraudulently (e.g. not have security-issued seals and features).
Even "school ID's"; or "college ID cards"; even if "current" (e.g. currently enrolled" with a photo ID) would not be considered "official" and would only be considered "secondary ID".
_____________________________________________
