solve using the quadratic equation 2x^2-3x-4=0
theres a formula to get the roots. all you need to do is to use it.. (3+sqrt(41))/4
quadratic formula: \[x = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^{2}-4ac}}{2a}\]
oh okay
what do i do after i do that
u have a=2, b=-3 and c=-4, substitude in there u will get two solution
can we go to twiddla so i can show you what i have and you can tell me if i am right
i have no idea how to write it on here
i had not yet used twiddla but let try it now
i have what i got on the problem up whenever you want to read it
my internet was disconnected by someone thats y i was gone now show ur problem
ok i got 8/5n^3 for the problem is that right
wait i m solving rit now
ur question plz, that was removed from there
ur answer is correct
i checked
ok and was it right
yes what wrong
can u tell me how to use twiddla?
ok well i can show you better than tell you
thats nice, what is first step, 2nd and so on
find reciprocal of 2nd fraction--- step 1 multiply fractions ---step 2 simplify numerator and denominator--step 3 get answer ---step 4
i know this, i asked what is twiddla? not this
it is like a blackboard where you can work on problems and show people how to do it
for example u do so that i see
yes i write out the problem and you can see how i worked it out and got my answer and you can also draw on it to correct something
ok try ur quadratic equation a little
ok i will show you my steps on twiddla if you want to http://www.twiddla.com/590546
do it i m watching the screen
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