NO it is not possible when dividing an irregular shape to polygons to overlap. Every polygon would be broken up in piece.
What should be my first step when subtracting integers is to .A.add the opposite.
<h3>What are the
step to follow in order to subtract integers?</h3>
To perform this operation first number must be kept as the minuend, and then then change the operation from subtraction to addition.
Then proceed with the regular addition of integers, hence What should be my first step when subtracting integers is to add the opposite.
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Im pretty sure the answer is .52 I got this by subtracting the toatl by the sales tax and then dividing that total by how many pencils were bought : 6.70-.42=6.24, 6.24/12=54
So in order to get rid of the cubed roots, you must cube each side of the equation. what you do to one side you do to the other at all times. so when you cube a cubed root, you get whats in side. so after the first step, you should get x+5=8(2x+6) now distribute the 8 on the right side of the equation and get x+5=16x+48solve for x and get x=-43/15
The side is (2x+3)? then the area is:
(2x+3)(2x+3) = 4 x^2 + 12 x + 9 if x = 6 then
Area = 4(36)+12(6)+9
= 144 + 72 + 9
= 225, too big :(
