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Make x the subject of the formula y equals xsquared plus 2mx plus n?
y = x2 + 2mx + n complete the square y + m2 = x2 + 2mx + m2 + n = (x + m)2 + n (x + m)2 = y + m2 - n x + m = √(y + m2 - n) x = -m + √(y + m2 - n)
What is 2n plus 4m -2n plus m?
2n + 4m - 2n + m = 5m
What is 5 m plus 10 cm?
510 cm or 5.10 m
What is the value of m in this equation m plus Y w?
If you mean: m +Y = w then the value of m = w -Y
What is m-2 over m plus 2 times m over m-1?
(m-2)/(m+2) * m/(m-1) = [(m-2)*m]/[(m+2)*(m-1)] = (m2 - 2m)/m2 + m - 2)
How do you make x the subject of m equals n plus (x over p)?
If: m = n+x/p then x = p(m-n)
What is 1 plus m?
1 + m is the simplest expression you can make for this problem.
What is m plus m plus m plus m?
It is 4m.
What is m plus m plus m?
3m.
Make x the subject of the formula y equals xsquared plus 2mx plus n?
y = x2 + 2mx + n complete the square y + m2 = x2 + 2mx + m2 + n = (x + m)2 + n (x + m)2 = y + m2 - n x + m = √(y + m2 - n) x = -m + √(y + m2 - n)
M plus m - m plus m simplify?
Well, let's see here, friend. When we have M plus m, it's like having two different things coming together, just like happy little trees in a painting. Then when we subtract m, it's like taking away a little piece of that. So, in the end, we're left with M plus m. Just remember, there are no mistakes, only happy accidents in math and in art.
How do you write 10 plus the product of 16 and m in algebraic experssion?
10 + 16m Don't make it harder than it is.
What has the author Paul M Chirlian written?
Paul M. Chirlian has written: 'Programming in C[plus plus]' 'Analysis and design of integrated electronic circuits' -- subject(s): Integrated circuits 'Turbo PROLOG'
What is the answer to the problem 0.123 m plus 12.31 m plus 0.32 m?
12.753 m
What is m plus m plus 5?
510 cm or 5.10 m
How do you simplify 6m plus m plus m plus 4y plus n plus y plus 12 plus 2n?
6m + m + m + 4y + n + y + 12 + 2n Group like terms: 6m + m + m + 2n + n + 4y + y + 12 Add: 8m + 3n + 5y + 12
26 m plus 385 plus equals 1 m?
m= -77/5
