Question

What did I do wrong? View attached File. :)

Answer 1

your paper doesnt show
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Answer 2

you cant view my paper?

Answer 3

\[x \ne -3,10\]
\[x=3,-10\]

Answer 4

nope

Answer 5

1/2 of 360 is not 360. You didn't distribute. Also, props for very neat handwriting and nice layout of your work! :D

Answer 6

you factored it fine; but (x-3) = 0 when x=3 ; (x+10) = 0 when x=-10

Answer 7

he multed by 2 to clear the fraction; thats fine

Answer 8

the only faux paux was in using his numbers from the factorind as tho they were actually the values for 'x'

Answer 9

Indeed. Well it's too late. Nighty night all.

Answer 10

Have a good night Math Teacher Thank You for all of your help.

Answer 11

math teacher can u help me with something

Answer 12

bonez; you understand the error now?

Answer 13

I think so. But how do I not use the factored numbers as my x value?

Answer 14

(x-3)(x+10) = 0 is good; but you say x=-3, x=10 which is not correct

Answer 15

(x-3) = 0; when x=-3 ??? no

Answer 16

(x+10) = 0; when x=10???? no

Answer 17

But then how would I find x? Sorry I know i'm hopeless.

Answer 18

x-3 = 0 when x = ?

Answer 19

x = 10?

Answer 20

No

Answer 21

It would be when x =3

Answer 22

3 - 3 = 0

Answer 23

correct; do you see the difference between that answer and the one you wrote in your paper?

Answer 24

Yes I do. Thank You so much!

Answer 25

can one of u guys help me

Answer 26

I'll try.

Answer 27

okay i need help with this question a new house costs 300,000.00. leanor wants to buy the house and needs $16,200.00 for a down payment.leanor currently has $12,000.00 in a savings account in order to have enough for the down payment on the house?

Answer 28

youre welcome :)

Answer 29

so can u help

Answer 30

I tried earlier, but i couldn't get a definitive response.

Answer 31

k can u ask people for mew please

Answer 32

sorry but I need to finish my homework. When I finish and if your problem isnt answered then i will :)

Answer 33

okay thank you any ways