Firstly, you have to isolate the X on one side if the equation by doing that you have to divide the numbers that are on the same side of the equation as part of the X.
Answer:
$100
$120 in and $20 out
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
a polynomial has one quadratic factor and 3 linear factors. One of the linear factors has multiplicity two. What is the degree of the polynomial
A polynomial with one quadratic obtains the forms ( ax² +bx +c ) with 3 linear factors.
Suppose the three linear fractions are :
(x- P) (x-Q) (x- R)
∴
The polynomial = ( ax² +bx +c )(x- P) (x-Q) (x- R)
By factorization, the highest degree of the polynomial = 5
The first one x>7 nsdnejsjdhwkakns stupid 20 characters
Depending on the way you look at the numbers, they are increasing/decreasing by 0.1.
0.36- 0.1 =0.26
0.26-0.1=0.16
0.16-0.1=0.06
0.06-0.1=-0.04
-0.04-0.1=-0.14
(Or vice versa by adding 0.1 starting with -0.14)
Make sense?
