8 so D since -5 becomes a posit and then add 3
Answer:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
That expression is called the "Quadratic formula" and basically the solution to any second degree equation can be find by using the quadratic formula.
Attached you can find the procedure to get to the quadratic formula from the general equation of a second degree polynomial.
Answer:
FRACTION DECIMAL
1/5( 1*2/5*2=2/10) 0.2
3/10 0.3
1/2(1*5/2*5=5/10) 0.5
7/10 0.7
3/4(3*25/4*25=75/100) 0.75
<u><em>NOTE</em></u>: To conert a fraction into decimal, it is required that the denominator be changed into 10, 100, 1000 and so on..... By changing the denominator, we have to first select the appropriate number by which you will be able to convert it into 10, 100 or 1000, and you are also required to multiply that number with the denominator as well as numerator. In the first question, 1/5 we can convert the denoinator into 10, 100 or 1000 as the denominator is 5, whatever you choose, the answer will be correct, so, 1*2/5*2 gives 2/10. Since 10 has one zero, the decimal point moves one time towards the left, which gives 0.2. And you can do the rest according to this way, considering the number of zeroes.
