ALGEBRA 1 !
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE MAKE THESE EQUAL 0 OR MAKE IT THE REAL EQUATION PLS
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Mathematics, 22.03.2021 22:10 kaur16435
ALGEBRA 1 !
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE MAKE THESE EQUAL 0 OR MAKE IT THE REAL EQUATION PLS
1: 2x^2+3x=9
2: 2x^2+5=-11
3: 3x^2=+2x+5
4: 4x^2+6x+2=0
5: 25x^2+30=-5
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As part of an annual fundraiser to raise money for diabetes research, diane joined a bikeathon. the track she biked on was 1,920 yards long. diane biked 38.5 laps. her sponsors agreed to donate an amount of money for each mile she biked. how many miles did she bike? first fill in the blanks on the left side using the ratios shown. then write your answer. given ratios: 5280ft / 1 mi , 1 mi /5280 ft , 1,920 yards / 1 lap , 1 lap / 1,920 yards , 3 ft / 1 yard , 1 yard / 3 ft. blanks: 38.5 laps / 1 yard x (blank) x (blank) x (blank) = (blank) miles i'm really confused on how to do this, and the explanations aren't exactly . if you could walk me through how to do this, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Given a = {(1, , 5)(6,4)}, b = {(2,0)(4, ,5)(0, 0)) and c = {(1, 1)(0, 2)(0, 3)(0, ,5)}, answer the following multiple choice question: from the list of sets a, b, and c, state the domain of set b. domain of set b: {0, 6,5} domain of set b: {2, 4,-4, 0} set b does not have a domain
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