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can someone help me with a few algebra 2 problems I dont understand?!?! PLEASE
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How do I write "the square of the sum of t and 6"
Sorry to bother you @abb0t but could you help me please?
to square means to double. For instance, to square "x" means \(\sf x\)\(\sf \color{red}{^2}\) the sum means to add. The sum of 3 and 3 is 3+ 3 = 6 Does that help?
I am just wondering how to write it as would it be t^2+6?
Close, but you are squaring "\(the~sum~of\)" meaning, the whole function. Not just \(t\)
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so (t+6)^2?
Yes.
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