Answer:
x² + 18x +81
x² - 14x +49
4x²- 4x - 1
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply the x in the first parentheses by x and 9 in the other parentheses and
multiply the 9 in the first parentheses by x and 9 in the other parentheses and add all together
(x+9)(x+9)
x² + 9x + 9x + 81
x² + 18x +81
multiply the x in the first parentheses by x and -7 in the other parentheses and multiply the -7 in the first parentheses by x and -7 in the other parentheses and add all together
(x-7)(x-7)
x² -7x - 7x +49
x² - 14x +49
(2x-1)² is the same as (2x-1)(2x-1)
multiply the 2x in the first parentheses by 2x and -1 in the other parentheses and multiply the -1 in the first parentheses by 2x and -1 in the other parentheses and add all together
(2x-1)(2x-1)
4x²-2x-2x+1
4x²- 4x - 1
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Because vertical angles are always equal, we want to solve
.
We can add 10 to both sides to get
.
We can subtract
from both sides to get
.
Lastly, we divide both sides by 20 to get
.
So,
and we're done!
The check is left as an exercise to the reader.
(-7/8) / (-1 2/5) = (-7/8) / (-7/5) = (-7/8) * (-5/7) = 5/8
Let
x---------> <span>quantity (ton) of vegetables sold the first day
</span>y---------> quantity (ton) of vegetables sold the second day
z---------> quantity (ton) of vegetables sold the third day
we know that
x=y-3---------> equation 1
z=(5/9)*(x+y)------> equation 2
x+y+z=98-----> equation 3
substitute equation 2 in equation 3
x+y+[(5/9)*(x+y)]=98----> multiply by 9----> 9x+9y+5x+5y=882
14x+14y=882-----> equation 4
to resolve the equations system formed by
x=y-3
14x+14y=882
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
the solution is
x=30
y=33
x+y+z=98----> z=98-(x+y)----> z=98-63---> 35
the answer is
vegetables sold the first day----> 30 tonvegetables sold the second day----> 33 tonvegetables sold the third day------> 35 ton
Answer: The first option.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. By definition, when a circle circumscribed about a triangle it passes through all the vertices of that triangle (As you know, a triangle has three vertices).
2. As you can see in the figure attached, the only circle that passes through three vertices of the triangle is the the circle of the first optin. Therefore, you can conclude that that circle is circumscribed about the triangle.