The first thing you should do is use the fact that the area of the triangle is:
A = b * h * (1/2).
From there you clear the height as a function of "c"
Then you will have a polynomial division which you must make to find the height of the triangle.
I attach the solution.
First, subtract 0.6 from both sides of the numbers and then simplify
Then multiply all terms by the same value to eliminate fraction denominators which gives us 2.8
So, n = 2.8
Hope it helps!
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By definition, a quadratic equation has 2 as the highest degree. If a variable is cubed, then the quadratic formula is not applicable.
Answer:
A. 3x + (x+8) = -22 - 2x
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number equal x.
Set up the first half of the equation.
The sum of three times the number and 8 more than the number can be written as:
3x + (x+8)
Sum means that you add the components.
Set up the second half of the equation.
The difference between -22 and twice the number can be written as:
-22 - 2x
Difference means subtraction, and because -22 is written first, that is the number that you subtract <em>from</em>.
If you set the halves of the equation equal, you get:
3x + (x+8) = -22 - 2x
Therefore, the answer is A.
three hundred thousand twenty-one two hundred nine
