Evaluate the expression for r = 2 and t = 7. 3(r2 + t) - r2
ok this one i can solve :P for sure
\[3(r^2 + t) - r^2\]first you have to simply the expression by distributing out the 3 and adding or subtracting like terms. What do you get then?
3(r2+t)-r2 3(2(2)+7)-2(2)
use the PEMDAS formula
It's easier if you just simplify the expression first.
i dont know how! but i do know what it means
3(r^2+t) Simplify that first...what does it turn into?
ok so first you have to do the Parentheases
so (2(2)+7)
3^2 + t
4+7=11
3*11-2(2)
3*11-4
33-4=29
29 is your final answer
Don't give the answer
and I don't think that's the answer
y???
You really need to stop doing the work and giving the answer away. It's not different from someone who just gives answers away.
i pretty sure someone gave you a full answer sometime in your life,its fine just as long as person understands the problem afterwords
Umm no I never do that and the person clearly doesn't understand because halfway through the explanation the person attempted at trying to solve it and did some very weird operations.
well im so *Sorry*
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/502af934e4b099b91b4f95f5 they asked basically the same question again....they clearly didnt get it
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