A <em>term</em> in a math expression is <u>single </u>number or variable and are <u><em>separated </em></u>by a + or - or × or ÷
This expression has 4 terms
2r
1c
.5d
and 8
Step-by-step explanation:
where n is an element of Integer
* the values of sinx intersects the x-axis when sinx=0
for example:
sin0°=sin180°=sin360°=0
<u>3/4</u> = 1/2 + 1/4
<u>5/8</u> = 1/2 + 1/8
<u>7/12</u> = 1/2 + 1/12
6=5/2(6)+b
6=15+b
subtract 15 from both sides
b=-9
You need a common denominator while subtracting because really a fraction is a division problem and you cannot do 4/5-8/9 it does not make sense as for multiplication you really just multiplying everything that is why it makes sense.
