Altho' 2 is a factor of both 8 and 64, we cannot "find the value of 2" because that's already given.
I believe you may have meant "<span>Find the value of z in the following equation: 8z=64".
We can solve that equation for z: z = 64/8, or z = 8 (answer).</span>
360=LW
<span>W=5/8 L </span>
<span>360=L*5/8 L=5/8 L^2 </span>
<span>L^2=8*360/5=8*72 </span>
<span>L=sqrt(4*144)=24
The length is 24</span>
I think the answer would be d(greater than or equal to) -28
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2x^2-10x+7 A=1, B=-10. C=7
-(-10)±√-10^2-4(1)(7)
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2(1)
10±√100-28
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2
10±√72
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2
<u>10±8.485281374</u>
2
<u>10+8.485281374 </u>=9.24
2
<u>10-8.485281374</u> =0.76
2
I’m in High school I never did that