Question

2x^2+6x+x^4 when x=-1

Answer 1

-3

Answer 2

Show work

Answer 3

Just plug in -1 where x is

Answer 4

2(1)+6(-1)+1

Answer 5

tag him

Answer 6

Okay I have another Algebra question I got this one

Answer 7

Subtract (3x-30) from the sum of (-2x+14) and (9x-9)

Answer 8

@poisonIV PLEASE leave the OP something to do for himself

Answer 9

(-2x+14) + (9x-9) - (3x-30)

Answer 10

now solve

Answer 11

haha, i'll try @MrNood

Answer 12

Looks like @HELP!!!! has done just that!

Answer 13

@sabby7548
this illustrates the danger of taking other peoples answer without understanding.

@poisonIV is wrong - but you may take her answer cos she is quick....

Answer 14

@MrNood where have i gone wrong?

Answer 15

you say....

Answer 16

yes?

Answer 17

or maybe @sabby7548 will work it out

Answer 18

wait, i dont get it. what have i said?

Answer 19

just check your arithmetic

Answer 20

sorry i forgot to add the -9 the answer is 4x+35
thanks @MrNood :)

Answer 21

but by now @sabby7548 has gone off to another question without checking yours.

It would've been better to leave it where @HELP!!!! gave the formula, and let the OP understand how to work it out.

Thx for help anyhow!