Solve the following equation: 8m^2 = 14 − 9m
rewrite the equation first
8m^2+9m-14=0?
yeah, now your factors are gonna look a lil different, they will have coefficients on them this time (4x )(2x ) or (8x )(x )
it'll be 7 & 2, but I don't know which is negative.
I choose 4x & 2x
okay plug 7 and 2 and see if it works.
you're not wrong, 7 and 2 are the constants you'll be using but the 4x & 42 won't work, you have to use the 8x and x
-7 & 2
this kind of problem is basically try all possible ways until u find the correct way.. ill save you the trouble the factors are (8m-7)(m+2)=0
That's what I have so far, now I have to subtract & stuff.
to find m now you have to set each factor equal to 0. 8m-7=0 m+2=0
and solve for
m
7/8 & -2
yes
Thank you, next quesion.
lmao are you doing semester 1 of algebra 2 on flvs ?
I don't think so lol
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