Question

I need some help! I just need someone to check my answers! If I have anything wrong, It would be appreciated if you told me what I did wrong and how I can correct it.... I really need some help, and I need it fast. Please and thank you to whoever can help me! :)

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120311111200AAtODgL

Answer 1

I know it a lot of question but like, said before, I only need them checked....

Answer 2

*I know it's a lot of questions but, like I said before, I only need them to be checked....

sorry for the spelling error, hehehe :)

Answer 3

So far I've only actually checked the first one. Although it looks like you are going to have the same thing in some of the other problems.

For the first problem, I get 3ab as the answer. Remember that in a given term, you can multiply the coefficients together and put that product to the front of the term so in the case of 6a4b^2+9a3b you get 24ab^2 for the first term and 27 ab for the second giving you 24ab^2+27ab.
So of course the only common factor for the coefficients is 3, both terms have an a so you can take that, and the first term has 2 b's and the second has one, so you can factor out 1 b from the terms so you get as a GCF 3ab.
Factored from the actualy expression it would look like 3ab(8b+9)

Answer 4

I'll check the rest. Any I see that same problem with, I'll just give you the number to redo, if I see other issues I'll point them out along with the number.

Answer 5

ohhh, okay! Thanks! and just to clarify, 1. is B then right?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

okay! :)

Answer 8

Ok holdup a second. I need to make sure I am reading the problems correctly. In the first problem, is the problem
\[6a4b^{2}+9a3b\]
or \[6a^{4}b^{2}+9a^{3}b\]
or even some other variation of coefficients and exponents?

The reason I ask is because on the second problem I realized that if I read the 2 as a coefficient the way I did with the numbers in the first problem, then none of the answers work, but if it's an exponent then your answer is correct.

Answer 9

its the second one you put, 6a^4b^2 + 9a^3b

Answer 10

what problem are we doing?

Answer 11

its the link above.... this one: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120311111200AAtODgL

But I just need it to be checked... there's a lot of questions but, all my answers are there.

Answer 12

Then your answer is correct. Sorry, the notation is a bit confusing.

Answer 13

its, okay! :) I thought so after a little bit, I kept doing it over and over thinking I was doing something completely wrong, lol :)

Answer 14

But its all good! :D

Answer 15

#5 is right

Answer 16

2 is correct as well if that 2 is an exponent

Answer 17

#6 is right

Answer 18

yeah, sorry I didn't emphasis the exponents...

Answer 19

#7 is right

Answer 20

3 is right

Answer 21

emphasize*

Answer 22

#8 and #9 are right

Answer 23

:D

Answer 24

4 is right

Answer 25

#10 is right

Answer 26

yay! so far so good! :D

Answer 27

11 is right

Answer 28

one more...

Answer 29

Plus that last one with two parts....

Answer 30

#12 is right

Answer 31

:D yay, all of the multiple choice ones I got right, I'm so proud! lol :D

Answer 32

The answers for 13 look good too.

Answer 33

Awesome! Thanks so much for your help you guys!! I really appreciate you checking ALL of those answers! I didn't think anyone would because there were so many! But thanks again! :D

Answer 34

you're welcome

Answer 35

:D