Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
pi is irrational. That was proven long ago. Unfortunately the proof is harder to understand than the proof that the square root of 2 is irrational, which is accessible to most high school students.
To prove that p is irrational you need to understand calculus, up through integration. Even then, the proof is rather intense and takes careful attention.
Answer:
y=.44-.66
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps not 100 percent sure let me know in the comments.
A)4^(n+3)=8^14
2^(2×(n+3))=2^(3×14)
2^(2n+6)=2^42
2^2n=2^36
n=18
b) (assuming a : is divide)
3^(2n+1)=9^17/3^3
3^(2n+1)=3^(2×16)/3^3
3^(2n+1)=3^29
3^2n=3^28
2n=28
n=14
d) (6^n)^4×36=216^10
6^4n×6^2=6^(3×10)
6^(4n+2)=6^30
6^4n=6^28
4n=28
n=7
e)7^(n^2)÷7=49^24
7^(n^2-1)=7^(2×24)
7^(n^2)=7^49
n^2=49
n=7
g)15^(n+4)÷5^(n+4)=81^6
3^(n+4)×5^(n+4)÷5^(n+4)=3^(4×6)
3^(n+4)=3^24
n=20
h)81^n÷9^n+9^(n+2)÷9=90÷9^6
9^2n÷9^n+9^(n+2)÷9=9*10/9^6
9^n+9^(n+1)=10/9^5
I don't know where to go from here
I)what?
Remember that a quadratic equation is a parabola. The equation is of the type y = Ax^2 + Bx + C
A linear equation is a straight line. The equation is of the type y = MX + N
The soluction of that system is Ax^2 + Bx + C = MX + N
=> Ax^2 + (B-M)x + (C-N) = 0
That is a quadratic equation.
A quadratic equation may have 0, 1 or 2 real solutions. Those are all the possibilitis.
So you must select 0, 1 and 2.
You can also get to that conclusion if you draw a parabola and figure out now many point of it you can intersect with a straight line.
You will realize that depending of the straight line position it can intersect the parabola in none point, or one point or two points.
Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
