Question

help fast plz!

Answer 1

@adrynicoleb

Answer 2

How do you find the perimeter of a triangle (imagine the side lengths are just numbers)?

Answer 3

Adding

Answer 4

whats the answer? =.=

Answer 5

@-StudyShark-

Answer 6

@adoredelano a example of this is: The three trinomials are written this way:
1) -x^2 + 7x + 8
2) -x^2 + 6x + 6
3) 2x^2 - 3x + 4

The carat sign ^ indicates an exponent.

The perimeter is the distance all the way around. So if the perimeter is P, we add up the three sides:

P = ( -x^2 + 7x + 8) + (-x^2 + 6x + 6) + (2x^2 - 3x + 4)

P = 10x + 18 (Answer; this is your polynomial)

Now, if P = 58 mm, then

58 = 10x + 18
40 = 10x
x = 4 mm (This is your second answer.)

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Answer to this is C
hope this helped (:

Answer 7

yay omg thanks :) <3

Answer 8

sorry I have a hard time explaining most things when it comes to math lol and no problem :)

Answer 9

whats this one? :) @-StudyShark-

Answer 10

hmmm, well im not going to explain and type up a whole new example. im just gonna tell you the answer. Answer is A. Sorry if my grammer is wrong btw. I'm Australian

Answer 11

thats what I want ahha <3

Answer 12

:) anymore?

Answer 13

this one? :)

Answer 14

the markings around the question make it look like k12?
are u a k12 student?
anyways.
answer to your question would be... A cutie :P
due to "monomials"
anymore? :)

Answer 15

Woops, constant is of degree 0, not degree 1!
:O

Answer 16

\[\Large\rm 3x^0=3\]