Question

h^2-5h+3 when h=-2

Answer 1

17

Answer 2

plug in -2 as the h's.

Answer 3

\[h^2 - 5h + 3 \]
when h = -2
plug in two

Answer 4

\[(-2)^2 -5(-2) + 3\]

Answer 5

\[4 + 10 + 3 = 17\]

Answer 6

Gotcha! I need help with one more...
w^-2-5w+3 when w=-2

Answer 7

17

Answer 8

Try doing it. Just plug in the numbers :P

Answer 9

I solved it by doing
-4+10+3=9
but my teacher said I was wrong, why?

Answer 10

same but with w

Answer 11

Well, you have negative exponent.

Answer 12

its +4

Answer 13

it is +4

Answer 14

even exponents make your number + but if it was an odd exponent it would be negative

Answer 15

How did you guys get 4?

Answer 16

w^-2-5w+3 when w=-2
w^-2 = 1/w^2
1/4 -5(-2) + 3

Answer 17

Guys it is w^-2
which is 1/w^2

Answer 18

Look at what I said Annetta

Answer 19

Still confused /:

Answer 20

Oh for the second one look at what sham said

Answer 21

1/4 + 13
= 1/4 + 52/4
= 53/4

Answer 22

-2*-2=4
-5*-2=10
4-10+3=-3?

Answer 23

Why am I not getting 4 for the second one?

Answer 24

lol

Answer 25

You don't multiply by a negative exponent -_-

Answer 26

w^-2 = 1/w^2

Answer 27

batman, would you care to take over? I would appreciate it..

Answer 28

Ann, do you understand now?

Answer 29

Ok, got it