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1) y=3x^2+2x x=2 2) y=3x^2+2x x=-4
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like before, follow PEDMAS or PEMDAS. (left to right) For 1), plug in 2 so that you get:\[\huge 3(x^2)+2x = 3(2^2)+2(2)\]
1) 12+4=16
Correct. And 2?
Is it right :) or :(
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2) 40 right ?
\[\huge 3x^2+2x = 3(-4)^2 + 2 (-4) = (3*16) -8\] recall that a negative number squared is positive and a positive times a negative is a negative
so is it -40
oh yeah. good job
Thnx so much
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np np
aww :)
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