Answer:
The two polynomial CAN be
and
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: <u>Simplify the expression:</u>



Step 2: <u>Think of a random polynomial:</u>

Step 3: <u>Either add your "random polynomial" by </u>
<u> or subtract it.</u>
<u>I want to add it so...</u>

= 
Check by subtracting
and
.

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<em><u>or </u></em>
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Example: (1/5)/(4/13)=(1/5)*(13/4)=13/20
Answer:
y= -3y - 1/3x
Step-by-step explanation:
-2(x + 3y) = 18 Distribute the -2 to the x + 3y
-2x - 6y = 18
+2x +2x Add the 2x to both sides
-6y = 18 + 2x Divide both sides by -6
y= -3y - 1/3x
3ab - 3a - 8 + 4ab + 8
7ab -3a
Lets solve all of these:-
#1
√361 = 361 · 2
?
√361 = 361 · 2
√361 = 19
361 · 2 = 722
19 ≠ 722
So this equation is not true
#2:-
√361 = 19²
?
√361 = 19²
√361= 19
19² = 19 · 19 = 361
19 ≠ 361
So this equation is not true
√361 = 361 ÷ 2
?
√361 = 361 ÷ 2
√361 = 19
361 ÷ 2 = 180.5
√361 ≠ 361 ÷ 2
So this equation is not true
√361 = √19²
√361 = 19
√19² = 19
19 = 19
SO the last one is right. Hope I helped ya!! xD