Answer:
I believe Deductive Reasoning. Based on logic. for example, If all up-and-coming freshmen are required to take a placement test, and you're an upcoming freshmen, therefore, you have to take a placement test.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to use PEMDAS (Parentheses Exponents Multiplication/Division Addition/Subtraction) to solve this,
Because you don't have any parenthesis or exponents you start with Multiplication/Division. This means you do 4*3 to get 26+5-12
Then, you move to Addition/Subtraction in which you complete left to right, So you do 26+5 to get 31-12
Finally you subtract 31-12 to get 19
Answer:
No, he is not correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
0.23 × 2.07 = 0.4761
Multiply 0.23 and 2.07 to get 0.4761.
0.4761=0.04761
Compare 0.4761 and 0.04761.
False
The answer should be $10.80.
The reason being. 180 x 6% = 10.80. You would then add 10.80 to 180 to get the total which would be $190.80. But you only need what the tax would be so the tax would be $10.80
Hello there!
Simply find a common term that they all have!
So they can all be divided by 6, right? So let's take a 6 out.
6 (x^2-8x-20)
Now factor the terms in the parenthesis!
6 (x-10) (x-2)
^ This is NOT your answer!!
Tip: When looking at (x^2-8x-20), look at the middle term. (-8x). Since it's negative, either (x-10) or (x-2) can be negative.
Which one is negative? Well, is the 8 positive or negative? Since the 8 is negative, the parenthesis bigger number (x-10) will be negative!
So it'll be:
6 (x-10) (x+2)
ALWAYS double check your answer by foiling! :)
Hope this helped!
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