Question

i need some help please

Answer 1

whats the question?

Answer 2

it would help tremendously if you could share the problem...

Answer 3

OO7<-------- This looks much cooler

Answer 4

-3+6x^10 find
x2=x^2

Answer 5

Cheers Ishaan :)

Answer 6

Jesusluv, can you re-type the question, it's not quite clear. Thanks

Answer 7

^^^^^^^^^Agree

Answer 8

-3+6x^10

Answer 9

will someone please help me :)

Answer 10

Part of the issue facing us is interpreting what the question is...

Answer 11

is it find x ???

Answer 12

it's polynomials subsituting for x

Answer 13

Simply put, Jesusluv, we want to help...but you have to completely specify the question, otherwise we're all stuck

Answer 14

Are you able to type the question in full. Both words and equations/variables...Thanks

Answer 15

no im not

Answer 16

as far as i can see, u cant do too much w/ it.

Answer 17

u can factor out a 3

Answer 18

you guys know what polynimals are right?

Answer 19

yea but u never said what r supposed to do

Answer 20

Polynomials, algebraic equations, topology, calculus etc...

Answer 21

And I've asked you to type the question you want help with in full. And you seem reluctant

Answer 22

your supposed to do -3+6x^10

x=10 find x2=x^2

Answer 23

what do u mean by x2=x^2? u mean x^2=x^2 ?????

Answer 24

yes

Answer 25

Well said Mathballet! Jesusluv, C'mon, move those fingers...

Answer 26

ok undergrad007. do u agree with factoring a 3 as first step

Answer 27

I'm still trying to understand what task Jesusluv wants us to help with....

Answer 28

probably find x and square it

Answer 29

here go on coolmath .com and click algebra then once yuo get to algebra click exponents rule 1then go to plynomials

Answer 30

@undergrad- so what do u thnk

Answer 31

ok...You could have just provided the link to the webpage....
The lesson is about \[a ^{x} * a ^{y}\] and how you handle indices and such... Correct?

Answer 32

so would u factor it

Answer 33

@mathballet - I'm still lost

Answer 34

Assuming the question is about factoring, yes...I'd do so Mathballet :)

Answer 35

ok so im guessing its 3(1+(sqrt2)x^5)(1-(sqrt2)x^5)

Answer 36

what about u ??

Answer 37

I'll go along with whatever thoughts you have at this point mathballet. As Jesusluv, wants us to guess at the problem, rather than clearly state the matter at hand, He/She should be more than satisfied with your input.

Welldone :)

Answer 38

yea we really had to pry it out didnt we

Answer 39

Quite so! Its a very strange experience "begging" for a problem that isn't ours to be explained so we can offer free help :D

Best wishes to Mathballet & Jesusluv

Answer 40

thx :)

Answer 41

thank you for all your help:)