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Alja [10]
2 years ago
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Please only answer if you can show your work, and you know all your information is accurate! Topic: Geometry

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2 answers:
Contact [7]2 years ago
8 0
X is a 40 degree angle because you can see the straight line that is to the right of x and to the left of y. And if you look at it like it is a whole circle x is one one half which is 180 degrees so you subtract the 80 and 60 degrees from the 180 degrees and you get 40. So the answer is 40 degrees.
Lapatulllka [165]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Step-by-step explanation:

I'll give this a shot.

4<em>m</em>³ – 28<em>m</em>² – 120<em>m</em> = 0 — The original expression

4<em>m</em>³ – 28<em>m</em>² – 120<em>m</em> — Did that 0 have any purpose? I just deleted it.

4(<em>m</em>³ – 7<em>m</em>² – 30<em>m</em>) — There's a common factor in here, 4. Let's pull that aside.

4m(<em>m²</em> – 7<em>m</em> – 30) — Actually, there's <em>two</em> common factors. The second one is <em>m</em>! Let's pull <em>that</em> out too!

To factor an expression, you have to break apart the middle term, so to speak. That's only possible if you can find two numbers whose product equals that of the outside terms and whose sum equals the middle term. Here, I'm just dealing with numbers and putting that variable aside.

–30 = 10 × –3

–30 = –10 × 3

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–30 = 2 × –15 — To solve for any potential factors, let's find all the numbers integers that multiply to –30

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2 – 15 = –13 — nor this one

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4<em>m</em>[<em>m</em>(<em>m</em> – 10) + 3(<em>m</em> – 10)] — Factoring the two expressions

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