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q^2+3q-54=(q-6)(q+[ ]) FIND: [ ] n^2+5n-50=(n+5)(n-[ ]) FIND: [ ] please :) thanks!
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\[q^2 +3q-54=(q-6)(q+[x])\] \[n^2 + 5n -50 = (n+5)(n-[x])\] In both instances you are factoring.
In the first one, how would you factor the left side?
What multiplied by 6 gives you negative 54, and when added gives you positive 3?
negative 6, excuse me
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ahh thank you
Right, sorry I got distracted. So, what would the answer to the second one be?
-10 :)
Well, because there is a negative sign already there, it should just be x=10
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