Open Question: I need a step-by-step process on how to solve this equation: x^3+2x^2y-4x-8y?
Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Mathematics >Open QuestionThe "^3" means "to the power of 3", and so on. I really need the answer to this question, I'm stumped! It's over polynomials, which aren't really my favorite thing in math...nevertheless, I need someone's help!Answer Question
by Guy Stewart Member since:February 24, 2011Total points:154 (Level 1)This is impossible, because it needs to equal something. Are you sure you typed it correctly? If there was an equals sign, you could solve for X in terms of Y, or vice versa, and then put that in for X or Y and solve again.
by Guy Stewart Member since:February 24, 2011Total points:154 (Level 1)This is impossible, because it needs to equal something. Are you sure you typed it correctly? If there was an equals sign, you could solve for X in terms of Y, or vice versa, and then put that in for X or Y and solve again.
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Open Question: Which metabolic process is most closely associated with intracellular membranes? a. substrate-level phosphor?
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Open Question: What is the process of pollination? need quick help and advice on open-ended?
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Samantha T Member since:February 27, 2011Total points:202 (Level 1)Please help me, mostly fill in the blank!
I know that first the bee picks up the pollen from the ___________ of the flower. Is it the anther or pistil? Then there is either the choice to self-pollinate or cross-pollinate. Self pollination is when you take the pollen from the flower of a plant and move it to another flower on the same plant. Cross pollination is when you take the pollen from a flower on one plant and move it to a flower on another plant. The bee moves the pollen to another flower's stigma. The stigma is a sticky part of the flower, so the pollen sticks. What happens after that? I know it like travels down a pollen tube or something? this is the part i really need your help with! thanks i really appreciate it! and please use flower vocab if possible! thanks!!!!! :) <3Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
Samantha T Member since:February 27, 2011Total points:202 (Level 1)Please help me, mostly fill in the blank! I know that first the bee picks up the pollen from the ___________ of the flower. Is it the anther or pistil? Then there is either the choice to self-pollinate or cross-pollinate. Self pollination is when you take the pollen from the flower of a plant and move it to another flower on the same plant. Cross pollination is when you take the pollen from a flower on one plant and move it to a flower on another plant. The bee moves the pollen to another flower's stigma. The stigma is a sticky part of the flower, so the pollen sticks. What happens after that? I know it like travels down a pollen tube or something? this is the part i really need your help with! thanks i really appreciate it! and please use flower vocab if possible! thanks!!!!! :) <3Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
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