Question

Factor 6x^4+6x^3-12x^2

Answer 1

well first write everything you see in that phrase

Answer 2

like 6 , x^4 , x^3 and etc.write all of them.

Answer 3

extract 6 outside

Answer 4

@Ankh , DON"T just give answers ! he/she wants to be assisted!

Answer 5

@Twilliams250 , so we have 6, x^4 , x^3 , x^2 , 12
between 6 and 12, 12 is less than 12.so we write 6:
6 ....
and between x^4 , x^2 , x^3 which of them is the least?

Answer 6

x^2

Answer 7

6x^4 + 6x^3 -12x^2 (get the biggest number you can think of out of all members)
You see the biggest one is 6x^2
if you remove 6x^2 from each member, you get:
x^2+x-2
Keep in mind you still have to put 6x^2 somewhere
But first let's deal with x^2+x-2
If you solve this using the quadratic formula you get the answers x=1, x=-2
what nullifies those numbers? their opposites, therefore (x+2)(x-1)
And remember that 6x^2? you just have to add it now:
6x^2(x+2)(x-1)

Answer 8

so we write x^2 too:
6x^2 ...
and then find this:
\[\frac{ 6x ^{4} + 6x ^{3} - 12x ^{2} }{ 6x ^{2} }\]

Answer 9

so you got your last question?

first let's factor 2x +8
between 2 and 8, 2 is the least number so we write 2 ...
and then 2 times x + 4 would be 2x + 8 so we write 2(x+4) ok then

Answer 10

and for xy + 4 we can't factor anything!

Answer 11

so it would be :
2(x+4)(xy+4)

Answer 12

got it?

Answer 13

ok,ask

Answer 14

let f(x)=1-x+x^2 and g(x)=1+x then f(x)g(x) equals
A.1-x+x^2=x^3
B.1-x+x^3
C.1-x^2+x^3
D.1+x^3

Answer 15

you mean f(x) . g(x) or f(g(x)) ?

Answer 16

f(x)g(x)

Answer 17

well, i think it's f(x) . g(x) .
f(x) = 1 - x + x^2
g(x) = 1 + x
so you only need to find (1 - x + x^2)(1-x)
;)

Answer 18

and can you do the rest ?

Answer 19

trying

Answer 20

@Twilliams250 , found it?

Answer 21

noo can u help

Answer 22

sry, i didn't see your comment .
yes.first find (1-x+x2)(1)

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

i think the answer would be A is that correct

Answer 25

no,the thing is that none of them is the answer!

Answer 26

what should i do thats a queston on my quiz im taking

Answer 27

oh sorry wait a moment! i made a mistake :D :P

Answer 28

yes i found the answer,it isn't A.try it again.

Answer 29

o k

Answer 30

i got c this time

Answer 31

this is false again :D

Answer 32

how do u get these answers?

Answer 33

d?

Answer 34

yes,this time it's correct :)

Answer 35

so u got it?

Answer 36

yea i may have another ?

Answer 37

ok

Answer 38

Let f(x)=x^1999 and g(x)=2x-x^5.Then f(x)G(x) equals
A. 2x^2000-x^2004
B.(2x-x^5)^1999
C. 2x1999-x9995
D.2x-x^5+x^1999

Answer 39

again you should find:
(x^1999)(2x - x^5) = ?

Answer 40

ok

Answer 41

well,what did you find?

Answer 42

C

Answer 43

let me check

Answer 44

no no you're incorrect,check it again.

Answer 45

D?

Answer 46

no :D

Answer 47

ok let me try again

Answer 48

B!

Answer 49

\[a(c+b) = ac + ab\]

Answer 50

NO! A :|

Answer 51

do u want to know how?

Answer 52

yes

Answer 53

\[(x ^{1999} ) (2x - x ^{5}) = {(x ^{1999})(2x)} - {(x ^{1999})(x ^{5}) }\]

Answer 54

@Twilliams250

Answer 55

Ok i got another ?
Which of the following polynomials in standard form is equivalent to the polynomial below
(x^2y+y^3)(x+xy^2)
A.x^3y+xy^3
B.x^3y+xy^3+x+xy^2
C.x^3y+xy^3+x^3y^3+xy^5
D.x^2y+y^3+x+xy^2

Answer 56

first do the multiplication...

Answer 57

ok

Answer 58

i got D

Answer 59

no D is incorrect :) solve these questions carefully!

Answer 60

A

Answer 61

no!

Answer 62

can u explain

Answer 63

\[(x ^{1999} ) (2x - x ^{5}) = {(x ^{1999})(2x)} - {(x ^{1999})(x ^{5}) } \]
just like it!

Answer 64

ok let me try

Answer 65

B i think i got it

Answer 66

no C!

Answer 67

ok got 5 more ? on the quiz

Answer 68

ok,go on.

Answer 69

@Twilliams250 , where are u ? :D

Answer 70

give all the 5 questions together.

Answer 71

is it true that x^a x x^b=x^b x x^a. which property of the of polynomial multplication ensures the equality
A. Associative
B.commutative
C.Distributive

Answer 72

it's B; we call this rule "commutative"

Answer 73

let f(x)=11-25x-3x^2+4x^3 and g(x)=-3+11x-25x^2 Then F(x)+G(x) equals
A. 8+14x-28x^2
B.8-14x-28x^2+4x^3
C. 8+14X-28x^2+4x^3
D.8-14x-28x^2

Answer 74

what's your idea?

Answer 75

@Twilliams250

Answer 76

@Twilliams250 , WHERE ARE YOU?

Answer 77

sry @Twilliams250 please hurry up.where have u gone? :D

Answer 78

is the answer B

Answer 79

yes ;)

Answer 80

so you're becoming skillful to solving these sorts of questions ;)

Answer 81

let f(x) be a fifth degree polynomial and G(x) also be a fifth degree polynomial the degree of f(x)+G(x) must also equal 5
A True
B False

Answer 82

what's your idea?

Answer 83

what

Answer 84

what's your idea/what's your answer to this question?

Answer 85

what do u think?

Answer 86

i think true

Answer 87

yes ;) true

Answer 88

are u shore that the answer ?

Answer 89

yes it's true

Answer 90

(1+x)(1+y)
A. x+y
B.1+x+y+xy
C.1+x+y
D.1+xy

Answer 91

what's your idea?

Answer 92

@Twilliams250 , why are you waiting so much?

Answer 93

i think a

Answer 94

how (1+x)(1+y) could be x+y?
(1+x)(1+y) = 1(1+y) + x(1+y) = ?

Answer 95

oh is it B

Answer 96

yes ;)

Answer 97

are u shore