Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y+30+2y=180
Add like terms
3y+30=180
Subtract 30 on both sides
3y=150
Divide by 3 on both sides
y=50
Now all you have to do i calculate the angles.
The forward differences for this data is 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 (since 10 - 9 = 1, 11 - 10 = 1, etc). Since we only need one iteration of differences, a linear polynomial will fit the data exactly.
Answer:
If b=-3 then the first expression is equal to 24 and the second expression is equal to -14.
If b=-2 then the first expression is equal to 8 and the second expression is equal to -36.
If b=10 then the first expression is equal to 440 and the second expression is equal to 324.
Yes, it is true.
Step-by-step explanation:
b=-3:
4b(b+1)=4(-3)(-3+1)=-12(-2)=24
(2b+7)(2b-8)=(2(-3)+7)(2(-3)-8)=(-6+7)(-6-8)=1(-14)=-14
b=-2:
4b(b+1)=4(-2)(-2+1)=-8(-1)=8
(2b+7)(2b-8)=(2(-2)+7)(2(-2)-8)=(-4+7)(-4-8)=3(-12)=-36
b=10:
4b(b+1)=4(10)(10+1)=40(11)=440
(2b+7)(2b-8)=(2(10)+7)(2(10)-8)=(20+7)(20-8)=27(12)=324
It looks like selections A and C are identical. (Neither is equivalent to 9^x.)
If B is supposed to be 3^(2x), it is equivalent to F and D and to the given expression.
Of course, D evaluates to 9^x, so is equivalent.
Choice E evaluates to 3^(x+2), which is not equivalent to 3^(2x).
The applicable choices appear to be
... B. 3^(2x)
... D. (3*3)^x
... F. (3^x)*(3^x)
Answer:
He needs to check his work more, and stop asking middle schoolers to do his cooking math.
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