How do you simplify (1/x+h) - (1/x)

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Answer 1
Answer: This one is simple. Distribute the negative (-) to the 1/x. The 1/x becomes negative and you can cancel the 1/x out. This leaves you with "h". Hope this helps!
Answer 2
Answer: (1)/(x+h)-(1)/(x)
You need a common denominator. That will be x(x +h). 
(x)/(x(x+h))-((x+h))/(x(x+h)) \n  \n (x-(x+h))/(x(x+h)) \n  \n (-h)/(x^2+hx)

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What 2 numbers multiply to be -14 and add to be -3

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xy = -14
x + y = -3

xy = -14
(xy)/(x) = (-14)/(x)
y = (-14)/(x)

x + y = -3
x + (-14)/(x) = -3
(x^(2))/(x) + (-14)/(x) = -3
(x^(2) - 14)/(x) = -3
x^(2) - 14 = -3x
x^(2) + 3x - 14 = 0
x = \frac{-(3) \± \sqrt{(3)^(2) - 4(1)(-14)}}{2(1)}
x = (-3 \± √(9 + 56))/(2)
x = (-3 \± √(65))/(2)
x = (-3 \± 8.06)/(2)
x = -1.5 \± 4.03
x = -1.5 + 4.03    or    x = -1.5 - 4.03
x = 2.53    or    x = -5.53

        x + y = -3
   2.53 + y = -3
 - 2.53         - 2.53
              y = -5.53
        (x, y) = (2.53, -5.53)
         
         x + y = -3
  -5.53 + y = -3
+ 5.53         + 5.53
              y = 2.53
        (x, y) = (-5.53, 2.53)

The two numbers that multiply to -14 and add up to -3 are -5.53 and 2.53.

Answer:

number one is corout

Step-by-step explanation

determine the domain of the function. f(x) = sqrt 9 - x x ≤ 9 all real numbers except 9 all real numbers x > 9

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f(x) = sqrt(9 - x)

Domain is x ≤ 9

How many years would it take for a person it the united states to eat 855 pound of apples?

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A rectangular pool measures 10m by 5m. A deck, of uniform width, is to be built all the way around the pool such that the total area of the pool and deck will be126m2 . Set up and solve a quadratic equation to determine the width of the deck.

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Answer:

The width of the deck is 2m .

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the width of the pool be represented by w. As stated in the problem a deck of uniform width is to be built so the total width of the pool and deck will be w+w = 2w.

Now the total dimensions can be taken as

10m+ 2w and 5m + 2w of both the pool and deck.

Area = length * breadth

126m ²= (10m+ 2w) ( 5m + 2w )

126= 50 + 30 w+ 4w²

0= 50 -126+ 30 w+ 4w²

0 = 30 w+ 4w²- 76

Taking 2 as common

0= 2( 15 w+ 2w² - 38)

2w²+ 15 w - 38= 0

The above equation is the quadratic equation and can be solved as follows.

a= 2 , b= 15 and c= -38

b= -b±√b²- 4ac/2a

Putting the values

b= - 15±√15²- 4( 2)(-38)/2(2)

b= - 15± 23/4

b= - 38/4 or 8/4

b= 2 m

The width cannot be negative so we ignore the negative value

The width of the deck is 2m .

The can be checked by putting the value in the original equation.

126m ²= (10m+ 2w) ( 5m + 2w )

126m ²= (10m+ 2(2)) ( 5m + 2(2) )

126m ²= (10m+ 4) ( 5m + 4 )

126m ²= 14*9

126m ²= 126m ²

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B. Fahrenheit scale
C. Rankine scale
D. Kelvin scale

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for most of the rest of the world it is Celsius