Answer:
Fgh= -5x^3-^2+45x+9
Gfh= (3-x)(5x+1)(x+3)
I don't think you can do anything with the second one.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:<-26, 26>
Step-by-step explanation: <4(-5), 4(2)> and
<3(-2), 3(6)>
<-20, 8> and <-6, 18>
Now add <(-20+(-6)), (8+18)>
<-26, 26>
Answer:
or 1.96875oz
Step-by-step explanation:
You can solve this problem by setting up a ratio. The first step is to convert the dosage into decimal form. 3/4oz=0.75oz. Now, you know that for a 24 pound child, you need 0.75oz of medicine. 24:0.75=63:x, which can be turned into the fractions 
. Multiplying both sides by x and dividing both sides by 
, you get x=1.96875, or . Hope this helps!
Answer:
FIRST OPTION: (-4, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the inequality 
, substitute each solution given in the options:
1) For (-4, -2) :
(This is true)
2) For (-3, -2):
(This is not true)
3) For (-2, -3):
(This is not true)
4) For (-1, -3):
(This is not true)
You can observe that (-4, -2) is a solution of
<span>To begin, there are only two ways to find die values beginning with a 3 that will give a score of greater than 14: (5,6). Moving to a first roll of 4, there are 3 values that will do the same: (4,5,6). A first score of 5 gives four values (3,4,5,6), and a first roll of 6 will give four values, as well (3,4,5,6). This gives a total of 13 out of 36 possibilities that will have a product of greater than 14.</span>
