15x^3-12x
Begin with sorting out what 15x^3 and 12x have in common
15 and 12 are both divisible by 3, so divide 3 by both 15 and 12 and put 3 on the outside.
15x^3 and 12x also both have an x in common, so divide the x's (which is basically subtracting them).
3x(5x^2-4)
B
Answer:
AC = 23 so it be D
Step-by-step explanation:
plug AC = DF ---> 21x-19 = 3x+17
sub. 3x by both sides --> 18x-19 = 17
add 19 to both sides --> 18x = 36
divide both sides by 18, x = 2
plug x back into 21x-19 to find AC
21(2) - 19
42 - 19 = 23
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
15 bags for $20 can be represented with 15/20
so x bags for $4 can be represented with x/4
now if you proportion it out (ricochet), 4x15 is 60, 60 divided by 20 is 3, so you can buy 3 bags of potatoes with $4.
OR
you could do 15/20 is 0.75
0.75 times 4 is 3, so $4 can buy you 3 bags.
Answer:
y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
15y+5y-19y+2=4
y+2=4 Add similar elements
y+2-2=4-2 Subtract 2 from both sides
y=2 Simplify
I took five years before and it was hard for me to remember the postualates. I found it helpful to practice proving problems that involved the postualate. Some postualates like SAS are just abbreviations. SAS- Side-Angle-Side
