
check your calculator for the [!] factorial button.
also bear in mind that most calculators also have an [ₙPᵣ] button, to get Permuations, and you can just use that.
Step-by-step explanation:
Mx+B=y
B=y-Mx
Ax+By=C
Ax=C-By
Ax/A=C-By/A
x=C-By/A
Bh/2=A
2 x Bh/2=A x 2
Bh=2A
Bh/B=2A/B
h=2A/B
Answer:
x=30
Step-by-step explanation:
supplementary= 180
so 180-150=30
x=30
hope this helps
Using product and quotient property:
log x + log y can be displayed as log xy
Because we're subtracting 2 log z we can use the power property to rewrite this as log z^2
Now, using quotient property we can display this expression as:
<h3>log xy/z^2</h3>