Question

5x^2=-30x-65

Answer 1

do this the same as the last question
move everything to LHS:
5x^2 -30x +65

Answer 2

sorry 5x^2 +30x +65 = 0

Answer 3

then use the formula from the last question

Answer 4

you could simplify it a bit by dividing everything by 5

Answer 5

x^2 + 6x + 13 = 0

Answer 6

but you still have to put the five at the front @bahrom7893
like this 5(x^2 + 6x +13)=0

Answer 7

what's 0*5?

Answer 8

0

Answer 9

but technically that is still incorrect,

Answer 10

0*5=0 is incorrect?

Answer 11

Technically it's correct lol, I'm dividing everything by 5:
(5x^2 +30x +65)/5 = 0/5

Answer 12

you could also divide both sides by (5x^2 + 30x +65)
therefore 1=0

Answer 13

You're just pulling the 5 out. Once you pull it out you can still divide everything by 5 and get the same thing

Answer 14

you can't divide by a variable

Answer 15

mathematically you can
its the same as dividing everything by five

Answer 16

that's why that statement doesn't hold. What if 5x^2 + 30x equaled to -65, you'd get 0 in the denominator.

Answer 17

reading out of the textbook, you have to pull the five out and leav e it there

Answer 18

anyway, we're wasting alliekat06's time. Allie, just solve x^2 + 6x + 13 = 0

Answer 19

yea ok @bahrom7893 your probs right
im only a junior high school student anyway

Answer 20

You two are not wasting my time, it's your time that I'm taking away. I really appreciate both of your help. Wish I got this like you two. Ok let me try to solve it

Answer 21

Ok I think I got it, -6 +-4i

Answer 22

?????

Answer 23

slow down
what two numbers add to 6 and multiply to 13?
no whole numbers so use the quadratic formula

Answer 24

I just got 3,3, wait but still didn't give me a solution. I worked out the problem wrong. Sorry