6s2 + 40s - 60
= 2(3s2 + 20s - 30)
(s + 6)(6s - 7)
7z + 6s + s = 7z + 7s This can then be factorised using 7 as the factor: 7z + 7s = 7(z + s)
No because its discriminant is less than zero
The expression "9a plus 6s" can be written mathematically as ( 9a + 6s ). It represents the sum of the terms ( 9a ) and ( 6s ), where ( a ) and ( s ) are variables. Without specific values for ( a ) and ( s ), the expression cannot be simplified further.
-6s+10 = -5s 5s-6s = -10 -s = -10 s = 10
No, an iPhone 6 Plus case will not fit an iPhone 6s. The iPhone 6 Plus is larger than the iPhone 6s, so the dimensions and openings for buttons and ports do not align. If you have an iPhone 6s, it's best to use a case specifically designed for that model.
13s - 2
Plus 3T
iPhone 6s plus
The first iPhone was bulit on January 9, 2007.
Yes, the EarPods with a Lightning connector are compatible with the iPhone 6s Plus. However, since the iPhone 6s Plus has a 3.5mm headphone jack, you would typically use standard EarPods with a 3.5mm connector. If you want to use Lightning EarPods, you would need a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter.
An IPhone 7