Oh my God I’m doing the same thing in school not the same question but it is so hard I wish I could help you but I’m confused on that subject to
A = h x b; where A = area of a triangle; h = height of the triangle; b = base of the riangle;
So, we have the equation : 110 = (3b - 8)b;
We solve the equation 3b^2 - 8b - 110 = 0;
The positiv solution is b = 7.53 cm;
h = 3 x 7.53 - 8;
h = 14.59 cm;
9 more than y is an expression so it would be 9+y
Answer:
<em>Tick:</em>
<em>- the coefficient of the second term is -5</em>
<em>- the coefficient of the fourth term is -10</em>
Explanation:
The coefficient of an expression is simply the number placed before and multiplying the variable (e.g. 10x ; the coefficient is 10, the variable is x)
Hope this makes sense. Feel free to inquire further if need be!
- profparis
