Solve by factoring. 5x^2+14x-48=0
LOL my homework my instructor created. It's a hot mess this week.
(5x + 24)(x - 2)
that's the answer :)
It said incorrecto!
lol ill play along, wat is the correct answer then :P
Doesn't give me the answer until I use all three of my chances. It said to do the zero product property/
u can expand my factorization if u want, it gives u back the original answer and of cause then u can solve for x from here
x= 2 or -24/5
I believe after you factor it you have to set each one to 0 so the first one would be 5x+24=0 therefore x= -4.5 second one would be x-2=0 therefore being x=2
yeah ! I'll give it a try.
im telling u it is right :P
ill even argue this with a school teacher :P
It came up correct. =) I feel like in the morning I am going to have to argue. Good thing it's all online.
lol xD
Thank you again, Now off to the next question =)
ok feel free to mention me and ill help with it =)
I just posted it
Find the term that should be added to the expression to form a perfect square trinomial. Write the resulting perfect square trinomial in factored form. x^2+11
When I do the example it shows it as (11/2)^@= 121/4= x^2+11x+121/4= (x+11/2)^2 but it's saying that's incorrect.
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