the answer key does not show negatives in my solution but i have two of them. some someone please point out to me my mistakes 3xsquared=5x+4 use the quadratic formula
I ended up with |dw:1334690109941:dw|
put everything to one side 3x^2 -5x -4 = 0 then use the quad formula
I did negative 3x squared instead of the =5x and -4
is that not okay?
you have a negative in the top and bottom, so you can write it as \[ (5 \pm \sqrt{73})/6 \]
it should come out the same regardless
the important thing is that you ahve everything to one side before pluging in
i did that
notice that you can factor out a negative from top and bottom
-/- = +
so you did it correctly, except for simplifying it a little bit by multiplying top and bottom by -1.
\[\frac{-5\pm\sqrt{...}}{-6}=\frac{-1}{-1}\frac{5\pm\sqrt{...}}{6}=\frac{5\pm\sqrt{...}}{6}\]
and that wont effect 73?
it changes +/- to -/+ but that is the same thing
um, no; if anthng the +- goes to -+
lol .... i gots me a mind reader ;)
lol ok
thank you
yep. good luck from all of us
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