8/36 because:
8+16+12=36
and if you simplify it the answer will be 4/18 2/9
The answer to this is no solution because it is in simplest form.
3x²-x+1 and 2x²+5x-4 can not be factored anymore. The expression given was in simplest form and could not be factored anymore. A trinomial expression is the form of ax²+bx+c. Factoring trinomials help you to put the equation in simplest form.
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The number of bottles of soda purchased is 10 and the number of bottles of juice purchased is 4.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Let us consider the soda bottles as x and juice bottles as y.
From the given data we can derive 2 equations,
35x+15y= 410. .....(1)
x=y+6. ....(2)
Substitute equation (2) in (1),
35(y+6)+15y=410.
35y+ 210+15y=410.
50y+210=410.
50y=410-210.
50y=200.
y=4.
Substitute y value in equation (2),
x=4+6.
x=10.
The number of bottles of soda purchased is 10 and the number of bottles of juice purchased is 4.
Answer:
<2 = 75
<1 = 105
Step-by-step explanation:
<2 and 75 are alternate interior angles and since the lines are parallel, they are equal
<2 = 75
<2 + <1 = 180 since the angles form a line
75+ <1 = 180
Subtract 75 from each side
<1 = 180-75
<1 = 105
(E) "the withholding of physical affection from young children interferes"
The mistake here is in the punctuation. The subject ("young...affection") and its verb are needlessly separated by a comma ("interferes"). Furthermore, the sentence's structure is complicated. Only E fixes these mistakes without introducing any new ones.
There is improper punctuation in Option (A). The subject ("young...affection") and its verb are needlessly separated by a comma ("interferes"). Uncertain pronoun references are present in Option (B). It's unclear to what the pronoun "it" refers.
The incorrect usage of a definite article is in Option (C). The words "the failure" implies that the failure has already been discussed, yet this is false. Choice (D) uses inappropriate wording. "Withholding" is a verb without a subject.
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