Suppose we have a generic polynomial of the form:
To know how many roots the polynomial can have, the first thing you should do is observe the term of greatest exponent.
For this case, the term of greatest exponent is 2.
Therefore, the polynomial has 2 roots.
Answer:
You must observe the term of the polynomial with greater exponent.
22.
pythagorean theorem says legs a and b and hypotenuse c of a right triangle are related via the equation c²=a²+b². in other words, adding the sum of the squares of the legs get you the square of the hypotenuse
if the hypotenuse is 4 meters long, c = 4.
if one leg is 3 meters long, we can choose either a or b to be 3. it does not really matter. let us choose a = 3. now we have to find b.
if we have c²=a²+b², we can solve for b.
subtract a² both sides to get c²-a²=b², and then square root both sides to get
b = √(c²-a²)
plugging in our info we get
b = √(4²-3²) = √(16 -9) = √7
so the answer is √7 meters for 22
23
two triangles are similar, then the proportion of their sides are the same. the propotion between the smaller triangles' hypotenuse and 2cm leg is 5cm/3cm.
notice how the bigger triangle just have a doubled hypotenuse. therefore, the bigger triangle's x and y are just the corresponding smaller triangle values doubled.
x = 6 and y = 8
Answer:
6(x+2)=66
6x+12=66 -12
6x= 54 :6
x=9
Step-by-step explanation:
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