Answer:
=x⁴−x³−14x²
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Let's simplify step-by-step.</h3>
x²(3x²+5x−4)−2x²(x²+3x+5)
<h3>Distribute:</h3>
=(x²)(3x²)+(x²)(5x)+(x²)(−4)+−2x⁴+−6x³+−10x²
=3x⁴+5x³+−4x²+−2x⁴+−6x³+−10x²
<h3>Combine Like Terms:</h3>
=3x⁴+5x³+−4x²+−2x⁴+−6x³+−10x²
=(3x⁴+−2x⁴)+(5x³+−6x³)+(−4x²+−10x²)
=x⁴+−x³+−14x²
<h3>ANS-</h3>
=x⁴−x³−14x²
Answer:
5510.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The function is polynomial with the following characteristics
Degree: 5 and leading coefficient: -13.
Step-by-step explanation:
You can see the explanation in the image.
I will like to mention that the question is a little obscure, and the explanation applies for the following function:
You always have to choose the highest power of x, in order to find the leading term.
There is a total of 66 socks on the floor the chance of picking up a red sock is 30 in 66 which is equal to a 45% chance. After picking up one sock the chances of getting another red sock is 29 in 65 which is around 44%. Now I believe your answer is 45% or around 30 socks. I hope this helped but please let me know.
X²(x - 4) +4 (x - 4)
(x² + 4) (x - 4)
First find the common terms that can enter into both x³ and 4x² then write its down in this case it’s x² that can enter x³ leaving only x _since x³/x² = subtract of the indices. x² will also enter 4x² leaving only four hence you having x² (x - 4)
then do the same for the next pair of terms giving you 4 that can enter into both 4 and 16
Leaving you with +4 (x - 4)
Now you can put the common terms together like so (x² + 4) and choose get one of the other two which are the same= (x - 4)
= (x² + 4) (x - 4)
