Can you take the quantity [ x + y ] and square it ?
Can you take the quantity [ x + 2y ] and square it ?
Then you should have no trouble with the square of (.9x + .8y) .
The square of any binomial (expression with 2 terms) is
(square of the first term)
+ (square of the second term)
+ 2 times (product of the terms) .
The first thing we will do for this case is to define the following variable:
x = real number.
We then have the following sentence:
"Five more than the product of a number and 9 is equal to 6"
The equation sought is:
9x + 5 = 6
Answer:
An equation for the sentence is:
9x + 5 = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
- A circle is only composed of the points on the border
- The distance around the circle is called circumference
Answer:
m = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
We can suppose that the number we are looking for is for example 5.
(we can do so because the probability is the same for each number - it'sna fair dice)
For the first toss the probability we have 5 is 1/6 (we have 6 numbers on the dice and number 5 is just one of the possible 6 outcomes).
For the second toss the probability we have 5 is again 1/6.
For the rest of 3 tosses we don'tcare what number we will get( we have our two consecutive 5s), so all of the outcomes for the rest of 3 tosses are good for us (probability is 6/6 = 1)
Threfore, the probability to get two consecutive 5s is 1/6 * 1/6 * 1 * 1 * 1 = 1/36.
We can see that m = 1.
5x - 6y = 30
to find x intercept, sub in 0 for y
5x - 6(0) = 30
5x = 30
x = 30/5
x = 6......so the x intercept is (6,0)
to find the y intercept, sub in 0 for x
5(0) - 6y = 30
-6y = 30
y = 30/-6
y = -5...so the y intercept is (0,-5)
