√((25x^9y^3)/(64x^6y^11)) doing the normal division within the radical
√((25x^3)/(64y^8) then looking at the squares within the radical...
√((5^2*x^2*x)/(8^2*y^8)) now we can move out the perfect squares...
(5x/(8y^4))√x
So it is the bottom answer...
Answer:
5 kilos
Step-by-step explanation:
55:11
5:1 ratio
You can think of this equation as
and thus apply the transformations to it as such
1) D = 2, C = +3
2) D = -12, C = -2
3) C = +6, D = 3
4) C = -7, D = -7
First of all you know it wiill be a positive slope as both the rise and the run are negative. a negative divided by a negative equals a positive. so you can plot the points (2,3) and (-2,-3) as they will be points on this line. next you take a straight line and place it so that both points are intercepted. then extend the line outwards.
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➷ First find two values that multiply to make 45 but add to make -14
As you will figure out through trial and error, it is -9 and -5
Factorize it with these values:
(g - 9)(g - 5)
The actual values for g would be the opposite of what is in the parenthesis
Therefore, g = 9, or g = 5
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