Which of the following terms are like terms?a) 9x and 9y b)12ac^2 and ac^2 c)8xy and 8xz d)ab^2 and x^2y

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Answer 1
Answer: Like terms means terms that have the same variable (and with the same exponent). 

A) 9and 9y <-- those are different variables. This is incorrect.

B) 12ac^2 and ac^2 <-- those are the same variables and same exponent. Correct.

C) 8xy and 8xz <-- different variables, incorrect.

D) ab^2 and x^2y <-- different variables, incorrect.

Correct answer is \fbox {B)}
Answer 2
Answer: Like terms are terms that have the same variables and also have the same exponents on those variables.

Out of all your choices, answer choice B) 12ac^2 and ac^2 fits that definition.

B is your answer.


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What is a down payment of 20 percent on a purchase price of $215,000

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Answer:

Down payment is $43,000

Step-by-step explanation:

If purchase price of anything = $215,000

Down payment = 20% of the price

20% of 215,000

= (20)/(100) × 215,000

= 0.20 × 215,000

= $43,000

20% down payment on a purchase price of $215,000 is $43,000.

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0.20(215,000) = 43,000

What is the product of y4 x y6?

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Multiplying exponents of the same base is basically adding up the exponents. Make sure the base the same which it is.

y^4 x y^6 = y^10

Two cards are drawn in succession from a pack of 52 well-shuffled cards. find the probability that :1) only the first card is a king
2) first card is a jack of diamonds or a queen 3) at least one card is a picture card
4)not more than one card is a picture card
5) the cards and not of the same suit
6) the second card is not a heart
7) the second card is not a heart given that the first card is a heart
8) the cards are Aces or diamond or boats

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Probabilities:
1)  4/52 * 48/51 = 192/2652 = 16/221
     ( explanation : 4- the number of kings, 52- the number of all cards on the pack, 48 - the number of other cards, 51- the number of cards that remain after picking first card)
2) (1/52+4/52) * 51/51 = 5/52 * 1 = 5/52
     ( in brackets are probabilities that 1st card is jack diamond or a queen )
3) 12/52 * 11/51 + 12/52 * 40/51 + 40/52 * 12/51= 91/221 
     
( first is the probability that there are no picture cards, then one picture card: probability 12/52 * 40/51 that 1st is picture card and 40/51 * 12/52 that 2nd is a picture card)
4) 40/52 *39/51 + 12/52 *40/51 + 40/52 * 12/51= 210/221
5) 13/52 * 39/51= 169/884
     ( first is one suit and 2nd is another)
6) 39/52 * 38/51 + 13/52 + 39/51= 19/34
7)13/52 * 39/51 = 13/68  
8) 4/52 * 3/51 + 13/52 * 12/51 + 4/52 * 12/51 + 1/51 =29/663

How do you find the graph of f(x)= 5x-1/x-3 ?

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f(x)=(5x-1)/(x-3)=(5x-15+14)/(x-3)=(5x-15)/(x-3)+(14)/(x-3)=(14)/(x-3)+(5(x-3))/(x-3)=(14)/(x-3)+5\n\ny=(14)/(x)\n\n\Downarrow T_{\vec{a}=[3;\ 5]-translate\ 3\ units\ right\ and\ 5\ units\ up}\n\nf(x)=(14)/(x-3)+5


y=(14)/(x)\n\n\underline{x|-28|-14|-7|-2|\ -1\ |\ 1\ |\ 2\ |\ 7\ |14|28|}\ny|-(1)/(2)\ |\ -1\ |-2|-7|-14|14\ |\ 7\ |\ 2\ |\ 1|\ (1)/(2)\ |

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME ASAP PLEASEE ANYBODY LITERALLY ANYONE OUT THERE PLEASE. Determine m∠ABQ and determine m∠BCR.

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Answer:

ABQ  = 139

BCR is the same as QBC since they are alternate interior angles

BCR = 41

Step-by-step explanation:

CBQ and SCB are same side interior angles so they add to 180

2a-9  + 5a +14 = 180

Combine like terms

7a +5 = 180

Subtract 5 from each side

7a = 175

Divide by 7

7a/7 = 175/7

a = 25

ABQ  is the same as SCB  since they are corresponding angles so

ABQ = SCB = 5a+14 = 5*25+14 = 125+14 = 139

BCR is the same as QBC since they are alternate interior angles

BCR = QBC = 2a-9 = 2*25 -9 = 50-9 = 41

Given the equation 7(x + 2) = 2x − 1, solve for the variable. Explain each step and justify your process.Jeff solved a similar equation below. Is Jeff's solution correct? Explain why or why not.
3x − 2 = 5(x + 2)
3x − 2 = 5x + 10
8x = 8
x = 1

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The original equation:                          7(x + 2) = 2x − 1

Eliminate parentheses on the left:        7x + 14 = 2x - 1

Subtract  2x  from each side:                5x + 14 = -1

Subtract  14  from each side:                5x         = -15

Divide each side by  5 :                          x          = -3

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Jeff thought he had solved a similar equation, but his solution is not correct.

Here are his steps, with my commentary:

3x − 2 = 5(x + 2)            The original equation, to be solved.

3x − 2 = 5x + 10            Eliminated parentheses on the right, correctly.

8x = 8                            Subtracted  5x from each side, incorrectly. 
                                      Left side should be  -2x, not  8x .
                
                                     Added  2  to each side, incorrectly.
                                     Right side should be  12, not  8.
                                     
x = 1 
                          Divided each side by  8, correctly.
                                    But the input from the previous step was garbage,
                                    so the output from this one is garbage.


Jeff should have taken a moment to check his solution,
back in the original equation.

The original equation:            3x − 2 = 5(x + 2)         

If  x = 1, then                       3(1) - 2  =  5 (1 + 2) 

                                               3  -  2  =  5 (3)

                                                     1    =  15            I'm afraid not.
                                                                               Poor Jeff.