<span>To multiply two radicals together, we can simply multiply both the values inside the radicals together and put that in a radical.
So for 5*sqrt(45b) * 6*sqrt(48b), we get 30*sqrt(45b*48b) = 30*sqrt(2160b^2). This value can be simplified further by taking out b^2 and 12^2 from the radical giving us the answer 360b*sqrt(15).</span>
Answer:
Arithmetic sequence
5+70(n-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
A. How many kilowatt hours of electricity did the Smiths use during February?
Kilowatt hours of electricity the Smiths used during February:
Meter read on March 1 - meter read on February 1 =
20,288 kilowatt hours - 19,423 kilowatt hours =
865 kilowatt hours
Answer: The Smiths used 865 kilowatt hours of electricity during February
b. How many kilowatt hours did they use during March?
Kilowatt hours of electricity the Smiths used during March:
Meter read on April 1 - meter read on March 1 =
21,163 kilowatt hours - 20,288 kilowatt hours =
875 kilowatt hours
Answer: The Smiths used 875 kilowatt hours of electricity during March
(4*4*10)*3
160*3=480
(5*3*10)*2
150*2=300
480+300=780 cub. meters
Answer:
k = - 14
Step-by-step explanation:
given that (x - 5) is a factor of the polynomial then x = 5 is a root and
x³ - x² + kx - 30 = 0 for x = 5, that is
5³ - 5² + 5k - 30 = 0
125 - 25 + 5k - 30 = 0
70 + 5k = 0 ( subtract 70 from both sides )
5k = - 70 ( divide both sides by 5 )
k = - 14
