Answer:
x= -1/2 and x=2/11
Step-by-step explanation:
Write the 7x as a difference. It'll make it easier to factor out. An example of this would be 11x-4x
Therefore, the equation would look like this: 22x^2 + 11x-4x -2 =0
Look at it as if there are two equations: 22x^2+11x and -4x-2
Factor out the greatest common factor, which is 11 from the first equation. The equation will then look like this: 11x(2x+1)
Take the GCF for the second equation as well (which is -2). The equation should then also look like this: (2x+1)
Use the numbers on the outside of each of the parenthesis to form its own equation (to factor it out). This will be 11x-2
Now we have factored! Since the parenthesis equations are the same, we know that that is also part of the equation, so:
(11x-2)(2x+1)
Solve each equation for x by equaling them both to zero
Answer:
bottom left i think
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 55
Step-by-step explanation: There is one simple theorem we need to know in order to solve for this.
Triangle Angle-Sum Property: All three angles interior angles of a triangle add up to 180°.
Thus, we could label the points A, B, and C, and set up an algebraic expression.
Let A = 27, B = 98, and C = x.
A + B + C = 180°.
Substituting A, B, and C we get:
27 + 98 + x = 180°.
Adding, we get:
125 + x = 180°
Subtracting 125 by 180, we get:
x = 55°
Thus, the angle X is 55°.
We could have simply solved this by just doing 180 - 98 - 27 = 55 in the first place, but I wanted to show you how I got such results.
Option A is right answer that is write a linear function that expresses the book value of the computer as the function of its age. (slop-intercept form)
Answer:
49mg
Step-by-step explanation:
let's call every 7 mg of fever reducer a "dose"
Divide the weight of Greg by the weight per "dose"
42/6 = 7 doses
Each "dose" is 7mg. Multiply the number of doses by 7mg.
7 dose X 7mg = 49mg
Therefore, if Greg weighs 42kg, the pediatrician will prescribe 49mg of fever reducer.
