Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Biquadratic Equation
It's a fourth-degree equation where the terms of degree 1 and 3 are missing. It can be solved for the variable squared as if it was a second-degree equation, and then take the square root of the results
Our equation is

If we call
, our equation becomes a second-degree equation

Dividing by -3

Factoring

It leads to these solutions

Taking back the change of variable, we have for the first solution

Now for the second solution, we get imaginary (complex) values

Summarizing, the four solutions for x are


Let's solve ~







Inequalities change when it is multiplied by -ve number

Answer:
448 is the answer to 16y2 – 64.
S= Sydney
devaughn= s-13
so s+s-13=75
2s-13=75
now I think you can solve the rest.
He graded 60/75 papers.
If you divide these numbers instead of trying to simplify it equals the decimal 0.8.
If you move the decimal point two places to the right it's 80%.