In a fabric factory, the possible sizes of fabric are:
How much more material does the factory need?
In a fabric factory, the possible sizes of fabric are:
How much more material does the factory need?
We begin by simplifying the two exercises using the distributive property:
We start with the first expression.
We now address the second expression:
In order to calculate the expressions, let's assume that in each expression x is equal to 1.
We can now substitute the X value into the equation:
Hence it seems that the first expression is larger and requires more fabric.
Let's now calculate the expressions assuming that x is less than 1. We substitute this value into each of the expressions as follows:
This time the second expression seems to be larger and requires more fabric.
Therefore, it is impossible to determine.
It is not possible to calculate.