let f(x)=2x^2+x-3 f(t+3) f(m+2)-f(m)
Substitute (t-3) into all the x same goes to the next question.
Substitute (t-3) or (t+3).........?
@paki t+3
yeah (t+3), then put it in the function and see...
Whoops, sorry (t+3) I mean.
@LXelle i got this answer 2t^2+13t+18 is this correct??
Yes then solve to find t. :)
how??
Factorization. :)
@LXelle i got this answers t= 9/2 and t=2
It should be negative for both answers.
why?? i don't get it
If t is 2, then your equation cannot be = 0. The rule of factorizing is to let the equation =0
The trick is after you get the answer try substituting back into the equation to see whether the answer gives back the same answer as before.
ahh i get it ! thanks @LXelle :D can you help me solve the last one?? i have a hard time to solve it :(
The same thing though. Substitute the (m+2) first then make another one by substituting m only . Then minus the both equations.
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