I think it is 64 cause i multiplied
2a^2b^3(4a^2+3ab^2-ab)=?
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is what I presume you actually meant. </span>
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Pull out the common factors of (4a^2+3ab^2-ab) and you will get </span>
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a(4a+3b^2 -b) </span>
Substitute this back into the original equation and you get
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2a^2b^3[a(4a+3b^2-b)] = </span>
2a^3b^3(4a+3b^2-b) =
<span>2a^3b^3(4a-b+3b^2)
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Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
y-3=5(x-2) (rearrange this to be in slope- intercept from) (add 3 to both sides)
y = 5(x-2) + 3 (distribute parentheses)
y = x(5) - 2(5) + 3
y = 5x -10 + 3
y = 5x - 7
recall that for a line with gradient m, the gradient of the perpendicular line will be - (1/m)
hence in our case, our gradient of the original line is 5, hence the gradient of the perpendicular line is -1/5
From the choices, the only one that is consistent with this is C
i.e choice C:
5y + x = 25
5y = -x + 25
y = -(1/5) x + 5 ===> gradient of -1/5
