Okay so first you want to simplify the given equation (7x+3y)(7x-3y)
in order to do this you multiply the first number of the first equation (7x) with the first number of the second equation (7x) this gives you 49x^2
Now you want to multiply the second number of the first equation (3y) by the second number of the second equation (-3y) this gives you -9y^2
Its as easy as pie!
What are you looking for?
Answer:
9 i think hope it helps:)
I can only assume that you meant, "Solve for x:"
Apply the exponent 3/2 to both sides of this equation. The result will be
3/2
343 = x/6.
Multiplying both sides by 6 isolates x:
3/2
6*343 = x Since 7^3 = 343, the expression for x
can be rewritten as
3/2
6*(7^3) = x which can be further simplified, as follows:
x = 6^(3/2)*7^(9/2), or:
x = 6^(3/2)*7^(8/2)*√7, or
x = 6^(3/2)*7^4*√7
Answer:
ummm i think its B?
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