Answer: It's in the step-by step explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
I just learned about this too. I'll use what I know to help you out.
According to whatever law of the circle, where you have two intersecting lines within the bounds of a circle(that'd be TQ and SW), the product of the divided segments will equal each other.
So to put that in terms, TU times QU = SU times WU.
So let's get the value of segment TU, which is 1.5
Then let's get the value of segment of QU, which is 4.
Now let's get the value of WU, which is 3. We don't know what SU is yet. So put it in algebraic form.
1.5(4)=3x
6=3x
2=x
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Answer:
its alot to explain but i will try to make it as simple as possible
Step-by-step explanation:
your first goal is to make each problem into the form ax^2+bx+c=0
number 1, 2, 7 and 8 is already done for you
now all you have to do is plug in each number in the standard form into the quadtratic formula.
basically at this point you can just use your calculator to do the rest of the work. dont forget parentheses so it doesnt get confused...
or you can perform the algebraic work.. its all just a matter of plugging in the right numbers into the quadratic formula...
cant really do the work for you since im on my phone. but yeah all you need to do step one is transform each problem into ax^2+bx+c=0 form
then step 2, plug in each number in to the quadtratic formula. from there calculate using basic algebraic rules
Answer:
There are no values of x that makes the equation true. or in other words ( no solution)
12 is a composite number.
Composite Number-A whole number that can be divided evenly by numbers<span> other than 1 or itself.
Prime Number- </span> A Prime Number<span> can be divided evenly only by 1, or itself. </span>
Answer:
dh/dt = 3/25π m/min
Step-by-step explanation:
Radius = 5m
Rate (dV/dt) = 3 cm^3 / min
Leaking rate = 1 cm^3 / min
Volume = πr^2h
Volume = π(5)^2h
V= 25πh
Differentiate volume implicitly with respect to time
dV/dt = 3 cm^3/min
3 = 25π(dh/dt)
dh/dt = 3 m^3/min /25πm^2
dh/dt = 3/25πm/min
