You will need the fraction on “z” to have a common denominator before you can add the two equations. In this equation the common denominator is 6. So you do not change the left side of the equation however the right side turns into -2/6. Now you can add the z’s together and you can also add the integers together.
After simplification I believe the final answer is 1/2z + 1.
I would maybe wait for someone else to answer so that you can be sure because there are other ways to solve this.
<span>Let x = represent the number of weeks of deposits
A = 120 + 5x the account balance after x weeks
The account balance is directly proportional to the number of weeks of deposits if:
A/x = constant
(120 + 5x)/x = 120/x + 5 is not a constant
For example:
After 1 week there will be: 120 + 1*5 = $125 on the account
After 2 week there will be: 120 + 2*5 = $130 on the account
After 3 week there will be: 120 + 3*5 = $135 on the account
But 125/1 <> 130/2 <> 135/3
The account balance is not proportional to the number of weeks of deposits.</span>
Answer:
The SQ Root of 493
Step-by-step explanation:
Becaues this triangle is a right triangle, we can find the missing side usiing the pythagorean theorum.
The pythagorean theorun states A^2 + B^2 = C^2, so 18^2 + 13^2= 439
Then all you have to do is find the sq root of 439, but this question askes you not to.
Hope this helps :)
The first, third, fifth, and last one are right. Do you want me to show you the steps or are u good
Put the terms in order of decreasing degree, all on the left. When convenient, it is nice to have mutually prime integer coefficients with the leading one positive.
a) x² -2x +1 = 0
b) x² +15 = 0
c) 4x² -12 = 0
or, better, divide out the common factor of 4.
x² -3 = 0
d) 3x² -x -5 = 0
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Shown is the standard form for a single-variable second-degree equation. Form varies depending on the nature of the equation. Equations of conic sections have different standard forms, depending on the curve.
