please help 2(2x+1)=8
So 4x + 2 = 8 so 4x = 8-2 = 6 x = 6/4 = 1.5
it also depends on what u want done what u learnin
quadriatic functions
ok so X=-b+-square root b^2-4ac over 2a
can u factor 4x-6=0 instead of using the quad. formula?
hold on let me check
i dont think u can the book dosent say anything about that
ok thanks!
wait there are 5 ways to solve the quadratic formula wold u like to hear them
yes sure
first theres the graphing way only if u have a graping calculater handy
theres no graphing in this section of our book
two thers square roots with no x term three factoring four compleating the square use if the x^2 term is one ,but you cant factor the thing esey lastly the quadratic formula
sorry i couldnt be of more help
no problem. its a take home test. i can figure this will be hard. thanks anyway.
hahaha sorry
Justme, the equation you submitted was not a quadratic, as it did not have a variable to a power such as:\[x ^{2}\] this is a linear equation.2(2x+1)=8 Remove the parenthesis by distributing the 2 getting 4x+2=8 then subtract 2 from both sides getting: 4x=8-2=6 We now have the value for 4x as 4x=6. However, you want the value of x. Divide both sides by 4 getting: (4/4)x=6/4 1x=3/2 or x=3/2=1 1/2
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