<span>Think about which perfect squares lies on the immediate left of 52 and which lies on the immediate right of 52.
49 ---- 52 ------- 64
After that, take the square roots of each of the three numbers.</span>
The problem asks:
what is 2y+7 when y=-3?
Since y=-3 then 2y+7=2(-3)+7=-6+7=1.
Similarly, when y=-3, -4y − 10=<span>-4(-3) − 10=12-10=2.
Answer:
</span><span>2y + 7=1
-4y − 10=2</span>
I’m not to sure if their should’ve been a picture included or not but if you’re talking about a table - table then just wrong the line diagonal. Starting with the line at the top left running in the middle (0) to the bottom right. Hope that helped a bit?? Sorry if it’s not correct, tried helping to the best of my abilities.
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Just looking at the problem, I'd guess c) 108°
Doing the calculations, x + 3x + 6x = 180
10x = 180°
x = 18°
Angle S = 6 * 18 = 108°
Answer is c) 108°
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