As your question is stated, there is no answer!
I'm going to assume the polynomial you meant is:
To create a perfect square trinomial, take half the coefficient of x and then square it.
In all problems like this, you want to square half the coefficient of x -- always half.
Answer:
Both 4x^2 and 64 are perfect squares
Step-by-step explanation:
If you are looking for the difference of squares, the two terms both have to be squares. We know that 64 is a square because it is 8 x 8. Also, we can say 4x^2 is a square because it can also be written as (2x)^2. We are basically looking for an option that tells us that they are square. This is option 1.
The second option is invalid because being an even number does not mean the number is a square.
The third option does not help the case much either. Just because there is a common perfect square factor, does not mean the numbers themselves are perfects squares.
Answer:
the picture is black, pls retake
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
3/4 is what you are adding
17/4+3/4=20/4=5
