Let p=4x−7. Which equation is equivalent to (4x−7)2+16=40x−70 in terms of p? Choose 1 answer:(A) p2−10p+86=0(B) p2−10p+16=0(C) p2+10p+86=0(D) p2+10p+16=0
Q. Let p=4x−7. Which equation is equivalent to (4x−7)2+16=40x−70 in terms of p? Choose 1 answer:(A) p2−10p+86=0(B) p2−10p+16=0(C) p2+10p+86=0(D) p2+10p+16=0
Substitute p in equation: Substitute p for 4x−7 in the given equation.Given equation: (4x−7)2+16=40x−70Substitute p for 4x−7: p2+16=40x−70
Express 40x in terms of p: Express 40x in terms of p. We know that p=4x−7, so 4x=p+7. Substitute 4x in the equation: p2+16=40(p+7)−70
Distribute and simplify equation: Distribute and simplify the equation. p2+16=40p+280−70p2+16=40p+210
Move terms to set equation to zero: Move all terms to one side to set the equation to zero.p2−40p+16=210p2−40p+16−210=0p2−40p−194=0
Check answer choices: Check the given answer choices to see which one matches the simplified equation.The simplified equation is p2−40p−194=0, but none of the answer choices match this equation. There seems to be a mistake in the simplification process.
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