Question

Solve. x2 – 10x = –13

Answer 1

why did you close the previous problem?

Answer 2

First you have to set it equal to zero

Answer 3

Again, you must move the 13 over and this can be factored into a product of two binomials. The behavior will be apparent when you set each equal to 0.

Answer 4

can some one show me the quad form and the abc

Answer 5

Simply add the 13 on both sides and it will be in proper form.

Answer 6

did you do what @Lulu and @qpHalcy0n said?
you need to get your equation in standard form: \(\large ax^2+bx+x=0 \)
so you can identify your coefficients to use in the quadratic formula...

Answer 7

omg this is so confusing

Answer 8

i'm assuming that's what you meant by doing it the "abc" way...

Answer 9

idk i guess ill just have to figure it out later i need to give my brain a break

Answer 10

i meant \(\large ax^2+bx+c=0 \)

Answer 11

5 ± 2

5 ±

5 ± 2

5 ± 3

Answer 12

thats not one of the choices

Answer 13

I believe the last problem you posted could be factored into a product of two binomials. This one does not factor that nicely. Sorry. So disregard that. ...Or I was thinking of another problem.

Answer 14

5 ± 2sqrt3

5 ± sqrt38

5 ± 2sqrt2

5 ± 3sqrt2