Sorry, but I cannot read your equation. Try to write it in LaTeX.
Let x be 0 and solve for y (y-intercept) and let y be 0 and solve for x (x-intercept). Then use distance formula to find distance between points
Anyways, just look here: https://web2.0calc.com/questions/please-help_86552
Sorry but asymptote doesn't work here.
The answer is \(\boxed{26}\) cm!
Expanding we get \(64 x^{12} - 192 x^9 + 240 x^6 + 1/{x^6} - 160 x^3 - 12/x^3 + 60 \), so the answer is \(\boxed{240}\).
Ok! I thought that I was going to get banned or something. I promise I won't do it again!
Sorry.
Same here. It says "blocked by moderator"
What, so you didn't post any AoPS question either? Also, why are you thinking that I go to AoPS and my username is "huangtx..."?
