XXXX = X to the fourth power.
Factor out X squared, and you'll get (X squared)(1 + X squared) = 5.
Then set each one equal to five and you'll get two s.
(X squared) = 5, so X = 2.236. (1+X squared) = 5, so X = 2.
AnotherBut if you substitute x=2 into the expression x2+x4=5 you get 4+16=5.If the expression is intended to be x2+4x-5=0 then x=1 and x=25 are solutions Make the substitution y=x2, The equation can then be written as y2+y-5=0. You can then complete the square or apply the quadratic formula. y=[-b+√(b2-4ac)]/2 where a=1, b=1, and c=-5 which upon substitution for a, b, and c becomes
y=[-1+√21]/2=1.791287847=x2; x4=y2=3.208712153 and x2+x4=5
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A London (UK) phone number has 8 digits. If you wish to dial a London (UK) phone number from outside the London area (or a mobile phone) you need to prefix the 8 digits by the 3 digit London area code of 020 (which would normally be displayed in brackets before the number viz: (020) yxxx xxxx - the y is either 3, 7 or 8). If you wish to dial it from outside the UK, you'll need the international prefix for your country, followed by the country code of 44 plus the London area code without the leading zero plus the 8 digits, ie: +44 20 yxxx xxxx
The sum of four and the product of three and a number xxxx.
In excel cell, type =ABS(XXXX). It will return the absolute value of the number or equation you put within the parentheses.
If xxxx is meant to represent a series of multiplications, and the "and" between 81xxxxxxx and 32yyyy implies addition, then the answer is sqrt(81x7 + 32y4) which cannot be simplified to any significant degree. If the "and" imples multiplication, then sqrt(81x7 * 32y4) = 36x3y2*sqrt(2x)
No single digit Answer
Well, honey, that's a jumbled mess of an equation you've got there. It looks like a basic addition problem with some numbers all mixed up. If you rearrange the terms, you'll see it's just y + x + z = yxz. So, grab a pen and paper, and get that math sorted out, darling.
Country code 125 is for Algeria. The "1860" is most likely, thus: 1-860 indicating Connecticut. There are no area codes in the US that begin with the number 1 (one).
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
IXX (19) squared = -I(-I+XX)+XX(-I+XX) Multiplying out brackets = +I-XX-XX+CCCC Collecting like terms = -XXXX+CCCC+I (401-40) Then when simplified = CCCLXI (361) which is the correct answer. Remember that in maths a minus number multiplied by a minus number produces a plus number. Thus -I times -I is +I. David Gambell, Merseyside, England.
The whole of London is (020) xxxx xxxx or +44 20 xxxx xxxx.
Look at the back of your manual looks like -> XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
Look on the back of your manual and there should be a bunch of number and letters XXXX - XXXX - XXXX - XXXX - XXXX
It is a code given to u with the Game? have u got any Sort of code like this xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx?
the number and letters on the back of your manual Looks like -> XXXX - XXXX - XXXX - XXXX - XXXX what are the nummders and letters
Most telephone numbers in the UK fall into one of the following formats:02x xxxx xxxx: used in London, Portsmouth, Southampton, Cardiff, Coventry, and Northern Ireland (all numbers beginning with 02)01xx xxx xxxx: used in other large cities (12 area codes 01x1 and 011x)01xxx xxxxxx: most other geographic numbers (500+ area codes 01xxx)01xxxx xxxxx: rare area codes (12 area codes 01xxxx)01xxx xxxxx: shorter numbers in 40 area codes01xxxx xxxx: shorter numbers in 1 area code03xx xxx xxxx: non-geographic numbers charged at geographic rate0500 xxxxxx: freefone numbers055 xxxx xxxx: VoIP numbers056 xxxx xxxx: Corporate numbers07xxx xxxxxx: mobile numbers070 xxxx xxxx: personal "follow-me" numbers076 xxxx xxxx: pagers080x xxx xxxx: freefone numbers0800 xxxxxx: freefone numbers084x xxx xxxx: non-geographic numbers087x xxx xxxx: non-geographic numbers09xx xxx xxxx: premium rate numbersTo write a UK number in international format, replace the leading 0 with country code +44.(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
[Debit] Cash xxxx [Credit] revenue xxxx