Question

Use the quadratic equation

Answer 1

@TheSmartOne

Answer 2

You can use the subtraction method here

Answer 3

You want me to explain it step by step? @mikewwe13

Answer 4

ight

Answer 5

ight man

Answer 6

wait you're doing the quadratic formula?

Answer 7

yea

Answer 8

Oh man than thats easy x'd alright

Answer 9

Alright so basically you know the Quadratic formula: \(ax^2 + bx+c=0\)

Find a, b, c.

Answer 10

As I already have shown the formula ax..
"a"=2;
"bx":b=-4
and "c":y-5

Now put them in the quadratic formulaa

Answer 11

\[x=\frac{ \sqrt{(-4)^2-4*2(y-5)} }{ 2*2 }\]

Answer 12

y = -2 (x + 2 - 4)^2 + y - 5

Answer 13

Now solve in the square root first start from \(-4*2(y-5)\) than as also \(-4)^2\) square root it and add

Answer 14

jfc i forgot the \(4\pm\) in front of the quadratic formula

Answer 15

Anyways as you solve this out your answer should be:
\[x=4\pm2\frac{ \sqrt{2(7-y)} }{ 4 }\]

Answer 16

Uhh.. maybe.

Answer 17

Which phrase defines u201cgenreu201d best?

the repetition of vowel sounds within

Answer 18

Which of the following is a key reason that Jonathan Swift wrote Gulliveru2019s T

Answer 19

Iu2019m confused *^*

Answer 20

Read the passage.

excerpt from Act V, Scene 1, in A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare

Shakespeare's version of Ovid's Pyramus and Thisbe myth

Answer 21

Please help asap

Refer to Explorations in Literature for a complete version of this scene and the myth.

Answer 22

Radical expressions

Answer 23

logarithmic functions to simplify the expression

Answer 24

Precalculus @Hero

Answer 25

Which of the following is not a correct formula unit? (1 point)

Question 25 opti

Answer 26

Can someone please translate this into english

Answer 27

What does the following example illustrate?

Joy . . . warm as the joy that child

Answer 28

Read the excerpt below from act 2.4 of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and answer the question that follows.

Answer 29

Which statement explains the difference between iambic pentameter and prose best?
Prose is a type of iambic pentameter except that is does not have to rhyme

Answer 30

Precalculus @Hero

Answer 31

Which statement explains the difference between iambic pentameter and prose best?
Prose is a type of iambic pentameter except that is does not have to rhyme

Answer 32

Lend me a hand on this graph.
MATH

Answer 33

For @ThisGirlPretty ! Somewhat of an art trade with TGP, your obbsession with Koro threw meh dis idea.

Answer 34

In act 1, there is a conflict between leaders. Which assessment of the character is not correct?
Caesar is a leader.

Answer 35

HELP please?! MATH