You can use a pencil and either long or short division, or
you can punch them into your calculator.
You can forget about them being "rational numbers".
That fact doesn't have any effect on how you divide them.
All the numbers you've ever worked with until this year have
been rational numbers, but nobody ever gave them that name
before.
If a number is written down in front of you, on paper or on the
screen, then it's a rational number.
<em>apply the distributive law</em>
-xx * 2 - (-x) * 4
<em>apply minus-plus rules </em>
2xx + 4x
<em>apply exponent rule</em>
-2x² + 4x
<em>i hope this helps :)</em>
Answer:
(y + 6)(4u + a)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
4u(y + 6) + a(y + 6) ← factor out (y + 6) from each term
= (y + 6)(4u + a) ← in factored form
Answer:
x = 3 is not a function because, for one thing, its graph does not pass the vertical line test.