he area of a rectangular athletic field is represented by the expression 15x5 - 75y3 + 30xy square meters. Write an algebraic expression to represent one possible set of dimensions (in the sense “length times width”) of the athletic field. Include correct units with your solution
What course is it?
algebra, polynomials
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yes, copied and pasting below, The area of a rectangular athletic field is represented by the expression 15x5 - 75y3 + 30xy square meters. Write an algebraic expression to represent one possible set of dimensions (in the sense “length times width”) of the athletic field. Include correct units with your solution
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I don't think it possible to solve applying algebra level!
no, i actually worked it out, it's throwing me off by saying (in the sense “length times width”)
See, that's where I say impossible! because they can't be factored!
If this problem from the book, I'd say it's typo! If this problem from somebody, I'd say they trick you!
lol... thanks, I will send what I have. this was impossible
In level of algebra, all you can do is factor 15 [x (x^4 -2y ) - 5y^3]!
In the sense of polynomial factor, not length -width factor.
Do you agree?
yes totally
It's probably the author got dizzy, so his phrase not really correct as he meant :P
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