The B option is the correct answer
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A polynomial written in decreasing order of the degree of its monomials ( or single term ) is called its standard form,
In polynomial,
,
Degrees are written in increasing order,
⇒ It is not written in standard form,
In polynomial,
,
Degrees are written in decreasing order,
⇒ It is written in standard form,
In polynomial,
,
There is no order of degrees,
⇒ It is not written in standard form,
In polynomial,
,
There is no order of degrees,
⇒ It is not written in standard form,
1. C. Concave pentagon
2. A. 1620°
b/c (11 - 2) × 180 = 1620
3. B. 165°
b/c (24 - 2) × 180 ÷ 24 = 165
4. A. 160°
b/c (18 - 2) × 180 ÷ 18 = 160
Answer:
-7/3
Step-by-step explanation:
2(6−4)=3(6+2)
2(6x-4)=3(6x+2)
Solve
1
Distribute
2(6−4)=3(6+2)
{\color{#c92786}{2(6x-4)}}=3(6x+2)
12−8=3(6+2)
{\color{#c92786}{12x-8}}=3(6x+2)
2
Distribute
12−8=3(6+2)
12x-8={\color{#c92786}{3(6x+2)}}
12−8=18+6
12x-8={\color{#c92786}{18x+6}}
3
Add
8
8
to both sides of the equation
12−8=18+6
12x-8=18x+6
12−8+8=18+6+8
12x-8+{\color{#c92786}{8}}=18x+6+{\color{#c92786}{8}}
5 more steps
Solution
=−7/3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Total cost for the three nights
Total_3 = $298.17 + 3*u
Where <em>u </em>represents the unknown fees for a single day
To find the daily cost, we divide the previous equation by three
Daily cost = ($298.17 + 3*u)/3
Daily cost = ($99.39 + u)
So, if we create an inequality for the daily cost
Let x = Daily cost
x > $99.39
She will pay more than $99.39 per night
