Chapter 0: Problem 92
Simplify each algebraic expression. $$4(5 y-3)-(6 y+3)$$
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Chapter 0: Problem 92
Simplify each algebraic expression. $$4(5 y-3)-(6 y+3)$$
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Rewrite each expression without absolute value bars. $$|-203|$$
Your computer store is having an incredible sale. The price on one model is reduced by \(40 \% .\) Then the sale price is reduced by another \(40 \% .\) If \(x\) is the computer's original price, the sale price can be modeled by $$(x-0.4 x)-0.4(x-0.4 x)$$ a. Factor out \((x-0.4 x)\) from each term. Then simplify the resulting expression. b. Use the simplified expression from part (a) to answer these questions. With a \(40 \%\) reduction followed by a \(40 \%\) reduction, is the computer selling at \(20 \%\) of its original price? If not, at what percentage of the original price is it selling?
Determine whether each statement in Exercises 43–50 is true or false. $$4 \geq-7$$
Explain how to factor $$x^{3}+1$$
$$\text { Factor completely.}$$ $$x^{4}-10 x^{2} y^{2}+9 y^{4}$$
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