Question

simplyfing radical expressions:
how do you find

x^3-x^2-42x
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2x^2-20x+42

Answer 1

:/

Answer 2

oops

Answer 3

wait it's not radical it's rational

Answer 4

rational expressions

Answer 5

i learned when it's x^2 but not x^3

Answer 6

i mastered radical expressions by the way

Answer 7

take the x common in the numerator you get a quadratic equation which is what you know

Answer 8

by everything?

Answer 9

oh wait

Answer 10

\[\large{\frac{x^3-x^2-42x}{2x^2-20x+42}= \frac{x(x^2-x-42)}{2x^2-20x+42}}\]

Answer 11

oh i see, thanks!

Answer 12

Of course it can be simplified further

Answer 13

yes^

Answer 14

neverforgetvivistee should post her solution on here to make sure it is right

Answer 15

yes^

Answer 16

i got x(x+6)/2(x+3)

Answer 17

wait no it's x-3

Answer 18

x(x+6)/2(x-3)

Answer 19

yeah thats right

Answer 20

nice

Answer 21

i'll master rationals soon

Answer 22

GoodLuck ;)

Answer 23

thanks everyone