The correct answer is

In fact, this is a trinomial of the form

, whose solutions are given by

Using this formula for the trinomial of the problem, we find:

<span>we see that this trinomial has two coincident solutions (x=3 with multiplicity 2). This means that it can be rewritten as a perfect square, in the following form:
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Consider the intergers as, x and x+1
x+(x+1)=31
2x+1=31
2x=30
x=15
So, (x+1)=(15+1)=16 would be larger number.
Answer:
z1 + z2 = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we are given z1 = 2 + √(3)i and z2 = 1 – √(3)i. The sum of z1 + z2 would be:
(2 + √(3)i) + (1 – √(3)i) = 2 + √(3)i + 1 – √(3)i = 2 + 1 + √(3)i – √(3)i = 3
Hence, z1 + z2 = 3.
Answer:
see graph of y=3/4 x-4
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming you mean

Below is a graph of that one. The slope is 3/4 and the interception with the y axis is at y=-4. The equation is in its normal form y=ax+b with a=3/4 (slope) and b=-4 (y intercept), so no conversion needed.
You have to be careful on how you write these equations down. It might very well be that you meant:
or 
However, those are more complex so I'm hoping for the first one... ;-)