Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If she doubles the area of her lot, it should be 2x^2.
But how do you get that?
The answer is that the sides have now increased to √2x
How did I get that, and why did I choose it?
- The formula for a square's area is s^2
- If you want to double the area, it will be 2 s^2. Now what?
- Take the square root of 2s^2 which is √(2s^2).
- What that means is the side is now √2 s
Answer:
the numbers next to a variable is a coefficient, for instance in 2x 2 would be the coefficient.
the constants are the numbers without variables next to them, just numbers
like terms are the term that are similar like 2x and 8x or even 5 and 3
lm not exactly sure what they mean when asking for constant terms.
Answer:
the image is not clear dear, please write another question with a clear image or type it
The solution is in the picture
