Well...... I'm confused too but I'll go with:
<span>Simplifying
X</span>2<span> + 8x + -55 = 10
Reorder the terms:
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10
Solving
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10
Solving for variable 'X'.
Move all terms containing X to the left, all other terms to the right.
Add '55' to each side of the equation.
-55 + X</span>2<span> + 55 + 8x = 10 + 55
Reorder the terms:
-55 + 55 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
Combine like terms: -55 + 55 = 0
0 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
</span>X2<span> + 8x = 10 + 55
Combine like terms: 10 + 55 = 65
X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65
Add '-8x' to each side of the equation.
X</span>2<span> + 8x + -8x = 65 + -8x
Combine like terms: 8x + -8x = 0
X</span>2<span> + 0 = 65 + -8x
X</span>2<span> = 65 + -8x
Simplifying
X</span>2<span> = 65 + -8x
Reorder the terms:
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65 + -8x + -65 + 8x
Reorder the terms:
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 65 + -65 + -8x + 8x
Combine like terms: 65 + -65 = 0
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 0 + -8x + 8x
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = -8x + 8x
Combine like terms: -8x + 8</span><span>x = 0
-65 + X</span>2<span> + 8x = 0
-Hope this helps!!</span>
Smith answers the officer's queries as he strolls on. This interaction best explains how the suspect might actually be the guilty party.
<h3>What takes place during questioning?</h3>
In the context of law enforcement, an interrogation occurs when a representative of the organization questions suspects, victims, or witnesses in order to learn more about a crime. The resolution of the crime is the ultimate purpose of an interrogation. A suspect may be questioned for a short while or for several hours.
<h3>What happens during an interrogation?</h3>
Confrontation, theme development, handling denials, overcoming objections, gaining and holding the suspect's attention, handling the suspect's passive mood, presenting a different question, asking the suspect to describe the crime, and turning an oral into a written confession are some of these steps.
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Answer:
False. But many Latins live in The U.S.
<u><em>I hope that helped at all, sorry if it didn't.</em></u>
