Answer:
(btw the first question answer is -4, not 0)
10
Step-by-step explanation:
(btw the first question answer is -4, not 0)
So to solve the 2nd equation you substitute t with 30
so 30-2/3*30
30-20=10
Answer:
General equation of line :
--1
Where m is the slope or unit rate
Table 1)
p d
1 3
2 6
4 12
d = Number of dollars (i.e.y axis)
p = number of pound(i.e. x axis)
First find the slope
First calculate the slope of given points
---A


Substitute values in A
Thus the unit rate is 3 dollars per pound.
So, It matches the box 1 (Refer the attached figure)
Equation 1 : 

Since p is the x coordinate and d is the y coordinate
On Comparing with 1

Thus the unit rate is
dollars per pound
So, It matches the box 2 (Refer the attached figure)
Equation 2 : 

Since p is the x coordinate and d is the y coordinate
On Comparing with 1

Thus the unit rate is 9 dollars per pound
So, It matches the box 3 (Refer the attached figure)
Table 2)
p d
1/9 1
1 9
2 18
d = Number of dollars (i.e.y axis)
p = number of pound(i.e. x axis)


Substitute values in A
Thus the unit rate is 9 dollars per pound
So, It matches the box 3 (Refer the attached figure)
Answer:
2x^3−7x^2+16x−15
Step-by-step explanation:
(2x−3)(x^2−2x+5)
=(2x+−3)(x^2+−2x+5)
=(2x)(x^2)+(2x)(−2x)+(2x)(5)+(−3)(x^2)+(−3)(−2x)+(−3)(5)
=2x^3−4x^2+10x−3x^2+6x−15
=2x3−7x2+16x−15
Tyler has 3 cans of blue paint. Each contains 3 quarts separately. What you need to do is multiply 3 and 3, which would total to 9 quarts. Since you need to include exponents, I´m guessing 3 cubed (3 to the third power) will work. He also buys 1 can of white paint, which only contains 2 quarts. You should add that to the 9 quarts we got from the last steps. I am not sure if this answer is entirely correct, but my guess is 3^3 + 2 = 11 quarts.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The 3 roots are given out of which 2 are real and 1 is imaginary. For a polynomial of least degree having real coefficients, it must have a complex conjugate root as the 4th root. Therefore, based on 4 roots, the least degree of polynomial will be 4. Finding the polynomial having leading coefficient=1 and solving it based on multiplication of 2 quadratic polynomials, we get:
