Question

@Isaiah.Feynman @AonZ

Answer 1

Try this one if you have any questions lemme know.

Answer 2

so just sub -5 in and what do you get?

Answer 3

\[f(x) = x^3+4x^2-10x+19\]

Answer 4

is that the answer

Answer 5

No, I was just re-writing the question. You need to plug -5 in for x and calculate the answer.

Answer 6

can u explain

Answer 7

Does this help?
\[f(-5) = (-5)^3+4(-5)^2-10(-5)+19\]

Answer 8

Evaluate one term at a time, then add and subtract.

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

I have the answer if you want to check it when you are ready.

Answer 11

no dont tell me

Answer 12

I'm not going to. If you post your answer, I'll tell you if I agree.

Answer 13

44?

Answer 14

That's not my answer. Let me recheck my arithmetic just to make sure...

Answer 15

@divagirl421 that's whats up

Answer 16

am i right

Answer 17

No, I don't think so. Let's go through it one step at a time:
\((-5)^3\) = ?

Answer 18

-125

Answer 19

Good.
\(4(-5^2)\) = ?

Answer 20

\(4(-5)^2\)

Answer 21

100

Answer 22

You always learn best by teaching and this is a prime example. You are correct with your answer of 44. I forgot that anything squared is positive. My sincere apologies.

Answer 23

its ok but thank you