The (p+1)-th term of the Newton binomial expansion
is given by
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We want the 7th term. Hence, we set
to be
Then, the 7th term is
Correct answer:
Answer:
b=h/G
Step-by-step explanation:
let's substitute h for 6, G for 3, and b for 2. you can also do this with the product of any two numbers (ie, 8,2, and 4 & 20,4, and, 5, etc.). so we have the equation 6=(3)2. to get 2 by itself we need to divide both sides by 3. so we get 6/3=2. now just plug the variables back in place of the numbers and you have b=h/G. hope this makes sense!
The first one would be correct!
You can solve simultaneously to find the intersection of the lines. Or use the substitution method,
I used the substitution method where I made X the subject in the first method so I got X = -2 +y
use this x to replace it in the second equation
y= 2(-2 + y ) +10
therfore y = 2
to find x coordinate, substitute y in any equation to get x = - 4
so the points of intersection is (-4, 2)
Hope this helped! :)
