If the integers were all the same, then each one would be 1/3 of 138 = 46 .
They're not all the same, but they're consecutive, so you can find them easily.
Just start with your 3 copies of 46, take ' 1' away from one copy, and add it
to another one. You haven't changed their sum. You just made one of your
copies 1 less than 46, and you made another one of them 1 more than 46.
Now you have 45, 46, and 47, and that sure looks like an answer to me.
Isn't that easy ... you only had to use some brain instead of a lot of messy
algebra. That's what 'Brainly' might be all about, I guess.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
45 = (b(4b - 2))/2
90 = 4b2 - 2b
4b2 - 2b - 90 = 0
(2b + 9)(2b - 10) = 0
2b + 9 = 0
2b = -9
b = -9/2
If we were looking for zeroes, this would be an answer, but since we're looking for measurement, we don't use negative numbers.
90 = 4b2 - 2b
4b2 - 2b - 90 = 0
(2b + 9)(2b - 10) = 0
2b + 9 = 0
2b = -9
b = -9/2
Answer:
once
Step-by-step explanation:
since the equation is liner, with x simply to the first power, it will only cross the x axis once. x^2 would cross the x axis twice, x^3 would cross it three times, and so on
Answer:
74940, three
Step-by-step explanation:
74.94 × 10³
74.94 × 1000
74940
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard form equation of a circle is ...
(x -h)^2 +(y -k)^2 = r^2 . . . . . . . . . center at (h, k), radius r
Divide your given equation by 2 to put it into standard form:
(x +3)^2 +y^2 = 16
Comparing to the above, we see ...
The center point of the circle is (-3, 0); the radius is 4 units long.
