Answer:
no because there are more than 1 X inputs.
Step-by-step explanation:
a^2+a-ab+3ab^2-b^2 I hope this helps
Answer:
782.5inch³
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The question is on volume of a prism and that of a cylinder</u>
<u>Finding the volume of the prism</u>
V=Bh where B is the base area and h is the height
Base area=14"×14"=196 inch²
height =8"
v=196×8= 1568 in³
<u>Finding volume of the cylinder</u>
v=
r²h where r is the radius of cylinder and h is the height of cylinder
r=10/2=5 inches and h=10 inches
v=3.142×5×5×10=785.5inch³
<u>The difference in volume</u>
Difference in volume=1568-785.5=782.5inch³
You haven't shared "the given value of x," or, if you have, you haven't drawn attention to it.
Just suppose we were to choose x = 4 as a possible solution and then try to find a value of the parameter k that would make x = 4 an actual solution.
2(4) + 4k - 9 = (4)(4) - (4) + 1
Then 8 + 4k - 9 = 16 - 4 + 1, or 4k - 1 = 13. Then 4k = 14, and k = 14/4, or (after reduction) k = 7/2
If the parameter k equals 7/2, then x = 4 is a solution to the given equation.
To check this out further, start with the proposed solution x = 5 and find k.
Answer:
<h2>The distance to the Eath's Horizon from point P is 352.8 mi, approximately.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
You observe the problem from a graphical perspective with the image attached.
Notice that side
is tangent to the circle, which means is perpendicular to the radius which is equal to 3,959 mi.
We have a right triangle, that means we need to use the Pythagorean's Theorem, to find the distance to the Earth's Horizon from point P.
The hypothenuse is 3959 + 15.6 = 3974.6 mi.

Therefore, the distance to the Eath's Horizon from point P is 352.8 mi, approximately.