Simplify in Standard Form:
192=(x+1)(x-4)(x)
PLEASE help
thank you So much

Question

Simplify in Standard Form:
192=(x+1)(x-4)(x)
PLEASE help 
thank you So much

anonymous · Answer

standard for = ax+by=c

anonymous · Answer

i have a question would it be like this 
@larryboxaplenty

anonymous · Answer

where did you get the V from?  The foil is correct.

anonymous · Answer

Oh cuz 192 is the volume just ignore that

anonymous · Answer

yes exactly

anonymous · Answer

sorry, I don't know.

anonymous · Answer

its okay so did i do it right?

mathmale · Answer

larryboxaplenty typed the following:
"standard for = ax+by=c," but probably meant:$$y=ax^2 + bx + c$$since the expression you typed in produces a quadratic function when expanded and simplified.

mathmale · Answer

@yakima+_Love :

Let's start over:  

Simplify in Standard Form:
192=(x+1)(x-4)(x)

1.  Use the FOIL method to multiply out (x-1)(x-4).
2.  Multiply each term of the result by x.
3.  Move the 192 to the right side of the equation by  subtracting 192 from both sides of the equation.
4.  Rearrange your terms in descending power of x.