Can someone help? This is sooooo hard!!
Can someone help? This is sooooo hard!! - 1

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

(-7, -6)

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the definition of midpoint:

M=((x_(1)+x_(2)  )/(2),(y_(1)+y_(2)  )/(2)  )

And replace the known values in:

(-1, -2)=((5+x_(2)  )/(2),  (2+y_(2) )/(2) )\n(-7, -6)=(x_(2) , y_2)

Short and neat :)


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Answer is 41/2.  Why?

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I guess that your question is:

log[6*(2x-5)]=2

So, we can apply this property of log

log_b~(a)=c\Leftrightarrow a=b^c

them...

log[6*(2x-5)]=2

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12x=100+30

12x=130

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simplifying

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Answer:

0.954243x−2.385606=2

Let's solve your equation step-by-step.

0.954243x−2.385606=2

Step 1: Add 2.385606 to both sides.

0.954243x−2.385606+2.385606=2+2.385606

0.954243x=4.385606

Step 2: Divide both sides by 0.954243.

0.954243x/0.954243 = 4.385606/0.954243

x=4.595901

Answer:

x=4.595901

Step-by-step explanation:

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(800g)/(5 packets) = (160g)/(1 packet) average mass
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A polynomial function is a function that is made up of non-zero coefficients, positive exponents, and constants.

Types of polynomials

1. Linear polynomial function: it is made up of one variable raised to the power of 1.

An example is y + 10

2. Quadratic polynomial function - it is made up of a variable that is raised to the power of two.  

An example is x² + 10x + 25

3. Cubic polynomial function: a single power is raised to the power of three.  

An example is 124y³ + y²

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  3. An exponent that is a decimal.

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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

The rules of exponents say that a polynomial CAN'T have a variable as a denominator. Option A violates that rule, since it has x + 3 as a denominator.

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The other dog's age is "x". Rex's puppy is 5 years less than "x". SO...
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Understand?
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-- is the operation.
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