Sure! So this is ready as "the cube root of 125". This basically means, "what number cubed can get me 125?"
Let's go through our options.
We can rule out D, as D cubed would be unreasonably big.
We can also rule out C, because 375 cubed is easily over 10000, you know this even if you haven't computed it all, just compute the 300 cubed.
We can rule out B, too. 41 squared is already over 125, therefore it can't be the answer.
Therefore our answer is A, 5. We can check that by cubing 5, and that indeed gets us 125.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Not sure 737
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The supposition is incorrect.
Step-by-step explanation:
The growth rate of a child is not constant, so height versus time does not look like a straight line. Nothing is wrong with the prediction made using the false assumption. You can conclude anything you like when you start with a false premise.
Answer:
the lines have to be parellel to each other, draw a line that is parellel to the other. Make sure it has the exact same slope, just a different Y intercept.
No solution means the lines do not touch.
for example:
y=4/3x-1
Answer:
4(2x+3)
Step-by-step explanation:
8x+12
4(2x+3)
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Note that 8x+12=4(2x+3),
because we factored out 4.
Sal's answer is wrong because even though 2(4x+6)=8x+12,
but the answer 4(2x+3) is more reasonable,
because our goal is to find the largest number when factoring an expression.