Answer:
x=1, x=7
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, you can simplify by dividing both sides by 3, which will make the equation easier to simplify:
(x-4)^2=9
Next, you can take the square root of each side, which will cancel the square, and make the 9 even easier to work with:
(x-4)=(±
)3
*Note the (±
) sign, this is because there is a positive and negative answer*
After this, you will basically have two equations:
(x-4)=3
and
(x-4)=-3
You are going to solve both to get both answers, but lets start with the positive first:
x-4=3 Add 4 to both sides to get an x= equation
<u>x=7</u>
And it's the same thing for the negative:
x-4=-3 Add 4 to both sides to get an x= equation
<u>x=1</u>
Hope this helps
Answer:
you put the variable first
Step-by-step explanation:
Jamie is correct. the reason is because when you put 7x you dont reverse it because we dont know what to multiply 7 by as when its 7x we know to multiply 7 by x
The answer would be 128z^9.
This is because when you multiply exponents with a variable (z), you keep the base the same (8z and 16z), but you add the exponents together.
