Sum/Difference of 2 monomials is (in simplest terms) a monomial when the 2 monomials are 'like terms
3x-4=13
First you want all your x's on one side, and all your ordinary numbers on the other.
Add four to both sides to get rid of the "-4" part on the left.
Your new equation is 3x = 17
Divide each side by 3 to find X.
x= 17/3 or 5 2/3
Answer:
roots=(5±sqrt(33))/4
Step-by-step explanation:
roots=(-b±sqrt(b^2-4ac))/2a
roots=(-(-5)±sqrt(25+8))/(2*2)
roots=(5±sqrt(33))/4
roots=(5+sqrt(33))/4 and (5-sqrt(33))/4
Answer:
Option B - 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Expression 
To find : Expand each expression ?
Solution :
Using logarithmic properties,
and 
Here, A=4y^5 and B=x^2
Using logarithmic property, 
Therefore, option B is correct.
