Simplify: Multiply 5ab(6a – 4b) (4x + 3)(2x – 4) ( x - 7)(x + 6) (3a – 7b)2
is that one problem, or is each line a different problem?
each line is a diffrent problem
ok so this is the distributive property. Multiply each number by every number in the parenthesis set.\[(5ab*6a)- (5ab*4b)\]
so 5*6=30 a*a is a^2 with b left over 5*4=20 b*b= b^2 with a left over\[30a ^{2}b-20ab ^{2}\] can this be simplified any further?
\[15a ^{2}b-10ab ^{2}\]
how did you get that?
i divided 30 by 2 and 20 by 2
is that wrong
oh I see, well you cannot do that because they are not like terms. so \[30a ^{2}b-20ab ^{2} \]
is the most simplified form. If they had set the equation = to an number than you would have had to do more simplifying, but because they didn't, that is as far as you can go.
o ok
so number 2 the answer would be \[8x ^{2}+12\]
No, The next one is\[(4x+3)(2x-4)\] the first step is to distribute the numbers from the first set to each of the numbers in the second set.\[(4x*2x),(4x*-4), (3*2x),(3*-4)\]\[8x ^{2}-8x+6x-12\]\[8x ^{2}-2x-12\]
s\[8x ^{2}\]-8x = 0 then 6x -12 would equal 6 where does the \[8x ^{2}\] -2x-12 come from
how much time do you have? I got to go babysit, but I can get on my phone and help you more in about a half hour. Will that work? I see where you are confused, and I would love to keep helping you if you can wait that long.
ok i can
alright, I will get back to you as soon a I can
ok
Ok, my phone loads slow so let's see how this works
ok
i think you make a mistake on the \[8x ^{2}-8x+6x-12\]
shouldnt the second 8 be 16x
The first set of numbers is 4x-3 we need to take 4x and multiply it by each number in the second set of parenthesis. 4x times 2x then 4x times -4. Which gives you I had put -8x originally, but it is 16x
But it should be -16x
ok
so the answer is -6x
i got that answer from \[8x ^{2}-2x-12\]
im done in 1 hour
This phone thing sucks, ok so then you take the second number in the first set of parenthesis and multiply it by each of the members in the second set. 3 times 2x and then 3 times -4 which gives you 6x-12 which gives you 8x^2-16x+6x-12 you can only combine like terms. So the only further you can go is -16x+6x giving you -10x so the most simplified form is 8x^2-10x-12
ok so how would the next one go
would the answer be x+42
or x^2 +42
is that right
no sorry just got back to a computer, should make this easier\[(x-7)(x+6), (x*x), (x*6), (-7*x)(-7*6)\]\[x ^{2}-7x+6x-42\]\[x ^{2}-x-42\]
that is as far as you can go with that one. Do you understand the steps I used to get there?
then the last one is (3a-7b)2 (2*3a) (2*-7b) 6a-14b
like terms is when the variables and the exponents are the same. so you cannot add or subtract x^2 with x but you can multiply and divide them.
ok i understand the one
ok thanxs
do you think you could help me with another one real quick
sure
ok the questons are Solve Using Synthetic Division 1. (x2 - 4x - 12) divided by (x - 4) 2. (x3 + x2 - 9x - 9) divided by (x + 1) 3. (x2 - 3x + 2) divided by (x - 1) 4. (x3 - 2x2 - 22x + 40) divided by (x - 4)
ok i remember that i have done this before, but I don't remember how. How much time do you have, because I can look in my text book and figure it out, but it might take a while.
20 mins
yikes, I don't think i can do it that fast, but i'll give it a go.
if thats gonna take to long i have a nother assignment that i need help with
oh I got it, ok so you take away the variables for a minute. and use just the constants. so x^2 is 1 -4x is 4 then -12 is -12
so 12-12 is the Answer
|dw:1397850543324:dw| so it will look like
then take -12 = 32 that will give you twenty this will look like|dw:1397850864951:dw|
so your answer is \[x ^{2}-8x+20\]
i do not understand that at all
ok so you have (x-4) from the first problem that you need to divide into (x^2-4x-12) you take all of the consonants so you use -4 to divide into 1, -4, and -12. so you set it up like this|dw:1397851387851:dw|
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