-3x(x^2+7x-2)
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For this problem I would use the quadratic equation: -b±√(b^2-4ac)/2a In your equation: a=1 b=7 c=2 So you have -7±√(7^2-4*1*2)/2*1= -7±√41/2 and then you add the -3x I Think...
ok so umm.... that would be um.. hold on
im confused, why are there a million question marks on your comment? Is that just on my computer?
I think just in your computer because mine looks normal
ok. it makes it really confusing, I can't really tell what u said :(
@x3_x3
calculator x3 i use those and i pass everything lol no offense non-calculator useres
i tried a calculator and it wouldn't work for this problem.
then idk swwy :/|dw:1422055218745:dw|
can you try it on yours? :D
@x3_x3 are you there?
yeah im doing that now :P
k thanks
where did @x3_x3 go :(
Hey so for this problem try using the distributive property! So take -3x (x^2+7x-2) and distribute the -3x to each number. If that makes sense. So you would end up with -3x^3-21x+6x but you can simplify so the total solution would be -3x^3-15x ok I hope you get it and I hope I helped!!!
ok! thanks!!! :) oh wait, I typed that into the computer and it said that it was wrong :( :( :(
hmmm ok hold on lemme check my math. sorry gimme a sec. please
ok :)
oh geez. wow sorry! So actually the total answer is -3x^3-21x^2+6x. If you need me to explain let me know!!
ok thats okay thanks!!!! :) :) :)
No probs! Did it work? Like did ur computer say it was wrong again??
yup thanks! well your answer was correct, but I forgot the x on the 21, so I got it wrong :(
Aweh bummer! oh ok well glad I could help! Lol keep mathing!! XD
k thanks! i medaled u
Yay!! Your the best!
sorry my wifi died yesterday i nvr did figuer the answer out :(
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