X=7
(15x+3)=108
x=7
if you plug 7 in for x
(15(7)+3) it equals 108
Depending on the length of the two sides of the triangle the length could be smaller than 1.
The answer that is not true is :
B. It is always greater than 1
Answer:
The number you would add to both sides of the equation to use the "Completing the Square" method would be 16.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the number to add to both sides of an equation to complete the square, divide the first-degree term's coefficient by 2 and square your remainder. In this case, the coefficient of the first-degree term is -8. After dividing by 2 and squaring it, you'll get 16, so that is the number you must add to both sides of the equation in order to complete the square.
Just divide 948.6 m^3 by 3.1 m and 5.1 m to get 60 m
I dont know what the images are but scale factor is <span>is a number which </span>scales<span>, or multiplies, some quantity. Technically it is the number you have to multiply on each side that will get you the sides on the smaller or larger rectangle!!!
I hope it helps!!!
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