Answer:
you would distribute the -4 into the parenthesis and the answer would be option D
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 16
Step-by-step explanation:
For a perfect square each factor is identical.
Now, we have to find a number that adds to get 8.
The only option is (x+4)(x+4). When you distribute, you get x²+8x+16.
Now, we know that the missing number is 16.
a) 
The average speed is equal to the ratio between the total distance (
and the total time taken (
):

the distance travelled by the trucker in the first 3 hour can be written as the time multiplied by the velocity:

So the total distance is

The total time is equal to the first 3 hours + the time taken to cover the following 20 miles in the city:

So, the equation can be rewritten as:

b) 0.50 h (half a hour)
Since we know the value of the average speed,
, we can substitute it into the previous equation to find the value of
, the time the trucker drove in the city:

Shade the top side of the boundary line if you have the inequality symbols > or ≥. Shade the bottom side of the boundary line if you have the inequality symbols < or ≤.

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