Can someone please explain how they got from the second last statement to the last statement? Offering $2 PayPal :/
the answer is negative 5.
Originally Posted by Saboteur
the answer is negative 5.
he wants to know how , to get from 2nd to last .
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WTF? Where did you get that? If it's high school then you'll have to wait for me to get there, but I do understand Math very well.
first off you put the (x-2) to the front:
(x-2) * (x^2*(x+2)-1)
then you just solve the last thingy and get:
(x-2) * (x^3 + 2x^2 -1)
finished. No money needed.
Originally Posted by Edlmann
first off you put the (x-2) to the front:
(x-2) * (x^2*(x+2)-1)
then you just solve the last thingy and get:
(x-2) * (x^3 + 2x^2 -1)
finished. No money needed.
What I was going to say.
@freedompeace what grade of high school are you in?
Originally Posted by Edlmann
first off you put the (x-2) to the front:
(x-2) * (x^2*(x+2)-1)
then you just solve the last thingy and get:
(x-2) * (x^3 + 2x^2 -1)
finished. No money needed.
Sorry I'm an idiot <>
Can you please tell me where the (x^2*(x+2)-1) came from? /:
Simple term modification. Don't know the english word for it...unbracketing? xD so you take the (x-2) and pull it out of the term, makin it (x-2) * (some bracket where no (x-2) is in anymore). Then (x-2) gets 1 (as (x-2) * 1 = (x-2)) and the other term gets x^2 * (x+2).
Ez algebra .
Originally Posted by Obama
Ez algebra .
Then fix it
OH MY GOD IM SO STUPID I JUST REALISED WHAT I SHOULD HAVE DONE! I totally didn't see that somehow!