1/2X+4=X-4
1/2X+8=X
8=1/2X
16=X
(Pick one of the equations )
y=1/2X+4
y=(1/2)(16)+4
y=12
point: (16,12)
<span>What number should be added on both sides of the equation to complete the square is (-10/2)^2 or (10/2)^2 or 5^2 or 25.</span>
Answer:
Divide by 2
q^2+4q=3/2
q^2+4q(4/2)^2=3/2+(4/2)^2
(q+4/2)^2=3/2+16/4
taking the square root of both side
√(q+4/2)^2=√(3/2+16/4)
Note that the square will cancel the square root then you will take LCM on the right hand side
q+4/2=√6+16/4
q+4/2=√22/4
q= -4/2+-√22/4
q=(-4+_√22/4)
Answer:
25%
Step-by-step explanation:
180+60=240
60/240=0.25
0.25*100
25%
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Answer:
Ok so here are the simple rules of doing it (very easy) cause I’m not doing it all so . when multiplying a power with The same base keep the base but add the exponents. Dividing, keep the base (if their the same if not then its already simplified same with multiplication) but SUBTRACT the exponents. Also keep the parenthesis if it’s a negative number base.
I’ll do a few.
11) a^10. 11b) 5^4
12) (-2)^2.
13) 10^2. 13b) s^6
14) -4s^5(t^6) <- [Im not sure of this one)
15) x^3(y^3)
