Answer:
It has 4 solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Quartic equations are simply defined as polynomials that have a degree of four.
Therefore, it will have four roots. These 4 roots are complex roots because they may have real and imaginary solutions. I said it may have real and imaginary roots because it's not every quartic equation that will have four real roots because for example, it could have real roots of maybe 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and also imaginary roots to make it four roots in total.
Answer:
YES
Step-by-step explanation:
1:4 can be written as: 
, and we know to make and equivalent fraction you multiply by a constant. so,
×
=
(5:20)
Hope this helps!
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't think that's how those specifc diagrams work. X in this case would be 3 not seven.
Yes you can move the x and the 1s but it would break the whole diagram. It would just be an (expression/term). Not a full diagram.
You said this was 7th grade math? Wow. I learned this in 5th grade!
X/2-y/3=3/2
(6×x/2)-(6×y/3)=6×3/2
3x-2y=9______(1)
x/3+y/2=16/3
(6×x/3)+(6×y/2)=6×16/3
2x+3y=32_____(2)
(1)×3____9x-6y=27____(3)
(2)×2____4x+6y=64____(4)
(3)+(4)___13x=91
x=7
3(7)-2y=9
-2y=-12
y=6
Answer:
6 vertices for triangular prisms.
