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What is the value of 3xy plus 4y3 and y equals 2 the expression below when x equals 5?
To evaluate the expression (3xy + 4y^3) when (y = 2) and (x = 5), substitute the values into the expression. This gives: [ 3(5)(2) + 4(2^3) = 30 + 4(8) = 30 + 32 = 62. ] Thus, the value of the expression is 62.
What is the degree of the expression below?
To determine the degree of an expression, you need to identify the highest power of the variable present. If you provide the specific expression, I can help you find its degree.
If d the number of dogs which variable expression represent the phrase below?
To represent the phrase "the number of dogs" as a variable expression, you can simply use the variable ( d ). In this case, ( d ) stands for the total count of dogs being referred to. If you need to express a specific quantity or perform calculations, you can manipulate this variable accordingly, such as ( d + 2 ) for two additional dogs.
If d the number of dogswhich variable expression represnts the phrase below The sum of the number of dogs and the 6 cats?
The variable expression that represents the phrase "the sum of the number of dogs and the 6 cats" is ( d + 6 ), where ( d ) is the number of dogs. This expression adds the number of dogs to the fixed number of cats, which is 6.
Simplify the variable expression by evaluating its numerical part and enter your answer below 7 - 6 mathml equation w?
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Which algebraic expression is equivalent to the expression below (8 times 12) plus 8?
There is no variable in (8x12)+8, so it would be called an arithmetic expression. It would evaluate to 96+8 = 104.
What is the value of 3xy plus 4y3 and y equals 2 the expression below when x equals 5?
To evaluate the expression (3xy + 4y^3) when (y = 2) and (x = 5), substitute the values into the expression. This gives: [ 3(5)(2) + 4(2^3) = 30 + 4(8) = 30 + 32 = 62. ] Thus, the value of the expression is 62.
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Evaluate the expression below when x = 2.3x2-2x+4
What is the degree of the expression below?
To determine the degree of an expression, you need to identify the highest power of the variable present. If you provide the specific expression, I can help you find its degree.
Evaluate the expression and enter your answer in the box below If it helps you can click on the red operation and fill in the box when it appears?
2*3+3*22=
If d the number of dogs which variable expression represent the phrase below?
To represent the phrase "the number of dogs" as a variable expression, you can simply use the variable ( d ). In this case, ( d ) stands for the total count of dogs being referred to. If you need to express a specific quantity or perform calculations, you can manipulate this variable accordingly, such as ( d + 2 ) for two additional dogs.
If d the number of dogswhich variable expression represnts the phrase below The sum of the number of dogs and the 6 cats?
The variable expression that represents the phrase "the sum of the number of dogs and the 6 cats" is ( d + 6 ), where ( d ) is the number of dogs. This expression adds the number of dogs to the fixed number of cats, which is 6.
Simplify the variable expression by evaluating its numerical part and enter your answer below 7 - 6 mathml equation w?
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If p the number of plant which variable expression represents the pharse below the number of plants divided among 8 yards?
The variable expression that represents the phrase "the number of plants divided among 8 yards" is ( \frac{p}{8} ), where ( p ) is the total number of plants. This expression indicates that the total number of plants is being evenly distributed across 8 yards.
What is equal to the expression below (6-7)3?
The expression ((6 - 7)3) simplifies as follows: first, calculate (6 - 7), which equals (-1). Then, multiply (-1) by (3), resulting in (-3). Therefore, the expression is equal to (-3).
What is this expression as an algebraic expression?
The answer is given below:
The expression below is the factorization of what trinomial?
It will be difficult to answer this question accurately without knowing "the expression below."
