Question

how do you factor the polynomial n squared-11n+18

Answer 1

\[n ^{2}-11+18\]

Answer 2

For a second degree polynomial when factored the form looks like (x+a)(x+b) where a and b can be either positive or negative. A times b should give you 18 and a+b should give you -11.

Answer 3

(n-9)(n-2)

Answer 4

easy cake ;-D

Answer 5

thnks

Answer 6

okay how about this..\[^{} n ^{2}+11n+24\]

Answer 7

Look at my post above. It pretty much tells you how to do it. Kind of pointless if we just give you the answer...:)

Answer 8

yea..ur just too logical for me. im here for answers nt directions..i g enough of tht in 3rd period

Answer 9

I'll give you the answer, but good luck on your test.

Answer 10

trust,between the time now and when it gets around to taking a test ill have it down pack. im in honors so i cath on pretty fast.

Answer 11

Ok, you say so....(n+3)(n+8)

Answer 12

thnks pj

Answer 13

No problem.