Linear equation: y = mx + c
m = slope
c = y-intercept
Lowest Common Denominator refers to lowes t common multiple. These expressions have two terms 'x' and 'y' and we want to choose the expression that has the highest power such that the other expressions can be multiplied into the common denominator.
For the 'x' term, the highest power is x⁴ and for the 'y' term, the highest power is y⁵
Common denominator of A, B, C, and D: x⁴y⁵
Answer:
k=20.
Explanation: First we find where f(x) has its local extrema: f'(x)=3x2−10x+3. The critical points are roots of the equation: 3x2−10x+3=0.
This area is equal to the sum of a circle with a radius of 5/2 in and a rectangle 5 by 15 in so:
A=πr^2+xy
A=π(2.5)^2+5*15
A=6.25π+75 in^2
A≈94.63 in^2 (to nearest hundredth) so
A≈95 in^2 (to nearest whole square inch)
Answer:
I think 9h
Step-by-step explanation:
Since both variable are the same, you can divide the numbers. 27/3=9. Add back in the variable, and the answer would be 9h. That's how I would solve it at least
