Question

giving medal to somebody who can answer this question

Answer 1

ok

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

\[(\frac{ -5 }{ 2})x ^{2}+5(\frac{ -5 }{ 2 })-1\]

Answer 4

clue less

Answer 5

What exactly is the question?

Answer 6

Dear Pretty Girl Rocks: You can ask for guidance and examples in problem solving, but you may not ask others to do your work for you and to provide you with answers. Please keep this in mind as you progress with this conversation. Thank you.

Answer 7

ok well give me guidance on this question

Answer 8

First, what is the objective? What are the instructions for this problem? What have you done so far?

Answer 9

I have never seen that yet

Answer 10

\[\frac{ -5x ^{2} }{2 } - 13.5\]

Answer 11

that's the second step

Answer 12

i think you are trying to find what x is

Answer 13

i think it's pretty straight forward from here

Answer 14

Taylorjohannes is right if he was referring to the x that seems to be missing from the 2nd term. Pretty Girl: Please check this and fix it if appropriate. Thank you.

Answer 15

\[\frac{ -5x ^{2} }{ 2 } = 13.5\]

Answer 16

\[-5x ^{2} = 27\]

Answer 17

then you solve

Answer 18

\[x ^{2} = -5.4\]

Answer 19

@faisalalif1999: In your eagerness to be of help you're apparently not paying attention to the probability that an "x" is missing from the second term. Please: no more posts from anyone until Pretty Girl clarifies this problem.

Answer 20

\[x = \sqrt{-5.4}\]

Answer 21

but why would you need a second x

Answer 22

ur just trying to find the value of x

Answer 23

the equation is probably "= 0"

Answer 24

@faisalalif1999: Please stop posting until after Pretty Girl has double checked that she has copied this problem correctly.

Answer 25

@prettigirlrock0804 : Your turn to post. Please respond to my request that you verify that you have copied down this problem correctly. Is there, or is there not, a missing " x " ?