8+(-10) is like 10-8 except backwards so how i do some problems is like that and then add a negative sign; so say if i were doing 8+(-10), i would do 10-8 which equals 2 and then since 10 is bigger than 8 and it’s a negative number, i would put -2 as my answer
Factor y2 + 5y +6.
Multiply all of the multiple choices
(y+1)(y+6)
(y*y)(y*6)(+1*y)(+1)(+6)
y^2+6y+y+6
=y^2+7y+6
(y+2)(y+3)
(y*y)(y*3)(2*y)(2*3)
y^2+3y+2y+6
=y^2+5y+6
Answer: (y + 2)(y + 3)
Yes. By all means yes. Its very very possible. In fact it can go in there ten times over.
Answer:
<em>Answer: SSS</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Triangle congruence</u>
We need to find out if triangles ABC and DCB are congruent.
The image shows one tick mark on sides AC and BD, thus they are congruent.
Two tick marks are shown on sides AB and CD, thus they are congruent.
Finally, both triangles share the side BC.
Being all three sides congruent, the triangles are congruent by the SSS (side-side-side) congruence theorem.
Answer: SSS
