Answer: both ways are acceptable
Step-by-step explanation: When writing equations of lines in this form,
we usually keep the "b" value or the constant term as a fraction.
However, if you prefer decimals, you can absolutely change
it to a decimal to visualize is better if you'd like, it's really your choice.
For example, if the equation of a line was y = -3/4x - 7/4, I could leave
it how it is or I could change the -7/4 to -1.75 giving me y = -3/4x - 1.75.
Answer:
3 sqrt(3)
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2 sqrt(3) 2
Step-by-step explanation:
3 sqrt(8)
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4 sqrt(6)
3 sqrt(4*2)
-----------------
4 sqrt(3*2)
We know that sqrt(ab) = sqrt(a) sqrt(b)
3 sqrt(4) sqrt(2)
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4 sqrt(3) sqrt(2)
Canceling the sqrt(2) and sqrt(4) is 2
3*2
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4 sqrt(3)
3
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2 sqrt(3)
We can simplify the answer be multiplying by sqrt(3)/sqrt(3)
3 sqrt(3)
----------- * ----------
2 sqrt(3) sqrt(3)
3 sqrt(3)
-----------
2 *3
sqrt(3)
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2
If x is the smaller one, and is odd, the next consecutive odd integer is x+2.
Check:
11(13) = 143
23 + 5(11 + 13) = 23 + 120 = 143, check
-3(-1) = 3
23 + 5(-3 + -1) = 3, check
Answer: 11,13 or -3,-1
Answer:
-3.952
Step-by-step explanation:
just remember when adding two negatives, the result will be negative
Answer: daddy???
Step-by-step explanation:
