If you would like to find the difference (6y^3 + 17y - 3) - (4y^3 - 11y + 9), you can do this using the following steps:
(6y^3 + 17y - 3) - (4y^3 - 11y + 9) = 6y^3 + 17y - 3 - 4y^3 + 11y - 9 = 2y^3 + 28y - 12
The correct result would be 2y^3 + 28y - 12.
6x^3+13x^2+16 is the result.
No, as tangents connected to a circle on opposite sides of the diameter would be essentially rays, or continuous lines in one direction, that extend infinitely in opposite directions.
Hi there....
-8f > 56
Divide both sides by -8
-8f/-8 > 56/-8
f < -7
The correct option is : B
