Can anyone help me with 10 probles they are polynomialsproblems can figure them out PLEASE HELP SOMEONE!!!!!!!

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Can anyone help me with 10 probles they are  polynomialsproblems can figure them out PLEASE HELP SOMEONE!!!!!!!

anonymous · Answer

Post them :)

anonymous · Answer

(4x + 1 )(x^2 – 9x + 5) this is one of they

anonymous · Answer

what do you want ? factor simply what?

anonymous · Answer

it doesnt say the teacher just gave us these and didnt say

anonymous · Answer

thats why im so confuse I am doing this for college

anonymous · Answer

this is all it said Examples of similar exercises can be found in (a) the online lectures, (b) the textbook, of (c) the PowerPoint slides.

anonymous · Answer

Idk :S are there choices ?

anonymous · Answer

I am pretty sure I just have to solve them

anonymous · Answer

4x^3-35x^2+11x+5

anonymous · Answer

your roots will be complex

anonymous · Answer

is that the answer or do I need to solve that ?

anonymous · Answer

That is what you get when you simplify it

anonymous · Answer

i got that too but idk if thats what you need

anonymous · Answer

thats if ur teacher wants u to find the roots,then u have to go further.when i say to get the roots,i meant solving for x

anonymous · Answer

they are asking to simplify

jessicap · Answer

Then @krypton 's answer is right. Looks like they are just testing the FOIL method.

anonymous · Answer

ok so can you guys help me on a few more please ?

anonymous · Answer

Yea

anonymous · Answer

(4x4 + 3)(2x3 + 1)

anonymous · Answer

8x^7 + 4 x ^4 + ^x^3+3

anonymous · Answer

sorry for all the spaces xD its a typeo i tend to do alot

anonymous · Answer

(12y^3 + 9 y2 ^+ 21y) ÷ 3y

jessicap · Answer

@gopeder Oops, forgot the 6 $$8x^{7}+4x^{4}+6x ^{3}+3$$

anonymous · Answer

good catch sorry about that :S

anonymous · Answer

is that the answer to my post jessicap

jessicap · Answer

$$4y ^{2}+3y+7$$

jessicap · Answer

The first one is the answer to (4x4 + 3)(2x3 + 1), and the second one is the answer to (12y^3 + 9 y2 ^+ 21y) ÷ 3y

anonymous · Answer

(4x^4 + 3)(2x^3 + 1)

jessicap · Answer

8x^7 + 4 x^4 +6x^3+3

jessicap · Answer

So do you understand how to get these?

anonymous · Answer

kind of but it is still kind of confusing

jessicap · Answer

I know it can be especially when there are more than 2 terms. Do you have another example so that I can show you the steps?

anonymous · Answer

yes (10x^2 – 14x – 12) ÷ (5x + 3) and (8x – 2) + (7x + 6)

jessicap · Answer

Okay so for the first one, what you want to do is put the 5x +3 under each of the terms.
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