There are an infinite number of possibilities.
Here's one:
6x + 107 = -77x - 59
By finding the roots of the polynomial, we conclude that the correct graph is the second one.
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Which is the graph of the polynomial?</h3>
Here we have the polynomial:
To identify it, we need to find the roots, we can rewrite the equation as:
And we can rewrite the last part by using the Bhaskara's formula:
Then the roots are:
x = -2
x = 1
Then we rewrite:
So the roots are at x = 0, x = -2, and x = 1.
The graph with these roots is the second graph (top right).
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<h3><u>Answer: 321</u></h3><h2>Your explanation</h2>
There where 28 classrooms that donated. If we are to estimate the total, then we must round the canned items. They're 8982 canned items. If you round that number, you get 9000. So you want to divide 9000 and 28.
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Liz attempted to factor 36. Since 36 = 3*12 and not 3+12, this is not the way to go. In stead of factoring 36, she should have split it into a friendly sum, like 36=30+6.
Then Step 1 should have been 27(6+30).