Answer:
4y^2-12y
Step-by-step explanation:
y^2+4y-16y+3y^2
=y^2+3y^2+4y-16y
=4y^2+4y-16y
=4y^2-12y
We know that
<span>the isosceles triangle has two equal sides
</span>
<span>let's analyze two cases
</span>
first case
perimeter=22 cm
<span>let's suppose that the known side of 6 cm is one of the two equal sides
</span>perimeter=6+6+x
22=6+6+x-----> x=22-12----> x=10 cm
answer first case
<span>the possible lengths of the other two sides are
</span>6 cm
10 cm
second case
let's suppose that the known side of 6 cm is the side that is not equal
perimeter=22 cm
perimeter=6+x+x
22=6+x+x----> 2x=22-6----> 2x=16-----> x=8 cm
answer second case
the possible lengths of the other two sides are
8 cm
8 cm
The answer to this question is y = –3x^2, just had this on e2020 :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4b+8=40
4b=32
b=8
Answer:
4 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that there are few numbers of friends.
Therefore, 28 inches of one sandwich has to be divided into equal few pieces and another 36 inches of the sandwich has to be divided into equal few pieces.
We have to calculate the greatest possible length of the pieces.
Therefore, the greatest length of each piece will be a common factor of 28 and 36.
Now, we have 28 =2×2×7 and 36 =2×2×3×3. Hence, the greatest possible factor is 2×2 = 4.
Therefore, greatest possible length of each piece of the sandwich is 4 inches. (Answer)
