The sum of the square of a

number and five times that

number is no more than 46.

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Jazlene Rice

Mathematics

11 August, 23:13

The sum of the square of a

number and five times that

number is no more than 46.

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Kayden Chen · Answer 1

3

46/5 = 9.2

if you take the reverse of the square which is the square root of 9.2 you get about 3.

Thus proving that 3 squared times five is infact less then 46.

Yasmine Frazier · Answer 2

3

Step-by-step explanation:

46/5 = 9.2

if you take the reverse of the square which is the square root of 9.2 you get about 3.

Thus proving that 3 squared times five is infact less then 46.

The sum of the square of anumber and five times thatnumber is no more than 46.

The sum of the square of a

number and five times that

number is no more than 46.