If the perimeter of a rectangle is unknown, can it's area be found? if the perimeter of a square is known, can its area be found? explain your reasoning.

Prove the divisibility of the following numbers: 25^9 + 5^7 is divisible by 30.also, read as (25 to the power of 9) + (5 to the power of 7) is divisible by 30. blank x 30what is the blank? ( it should be expressed in exponent form)

Show your workcan a right triangle have this sides? *how to prove it without using the pythagorean theorema*

Which of the following graphs could represent a quartic function?