I think triangular pyramid...............cause the base is triangular shaped.<span />
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall, if we have a polynomial of the form 
, then we say that a is a zero of multiplicity k and b is a zero of multiplicty m. For example, in the polynomial of the form 
-5 is a zero of multiplicity 10 and 2 is a zero of multiplicity 3. If we want to know the degree of the polynomial, just add the multiplicity of both zeros (13 in our example).
In this case, we know that the degree of our polynomial should be at least 3(multiplicity 2 and multiplicity 1). So, lets take the polynomial of the form
.
In here, a is a zero with multiplicity 1 and b is a zero with multiplicity 2. We are also given that
.
Which implies that 
. Since the square of any number is a positive number, it must happen that a>0. So, we have that
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.
We can choose any value of a and solve for b. Let us choose a=4. So we can have b=1/2 or b=-1/2. Let's use b=1/2. So our polynomial would be
which we can easily check that f(0)=-1.
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
because i did it its 5
Answer: it would be g because if you distribute 9, you end up with x+72 and the bottom one is 9•8 (also 72)+x
Answer:
Use the square root function on your calculator
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at the third line down, where is says that 936 = AD^2. If you hit the 2nd button on your calculator then the x^2 button, you will get the square root function. After you hit those buttons in that order, you'll get the opportunity to find the square root of 936 by entering it in and hitting "enter" on your calculator. The square root of 936 is 30.59417
