The answer for 2ab(xa^9+ya^3-6) is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab.
What is the mathematical expansion?
A mathematical expansion can be described as the finite combination of symbols which can be seen as one having rules which is usually based on the context that is been used.
The solution for the question is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab
Therefore, the expansion of 2ab(xa^9+ya^3-6) is 2a^10bx + 2a^4by-6ab.
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Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
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The graph is shaded to the right, because everything that is above -2 is allowed, so the shaded region is what is allowed to be true in this inequality.
The line is dotted because the inequality is only using greater than or less than, and not greater than or equal to, or less than or equal to.
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So you swap sides and you have 3x=93 and then you divide 3 by 93 and you get x=31
Answer:
3 or 3/1 (the 1 is the denominator)
Step-by-step explanation:
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-8+3+-8--3
minusing a negativ means adding a positive
adding a negaative means minusing a positive
-8+3-8+3
-5-8+3
-13+3
-10
