y(y + 4) - y = 6 is a quadratic equation.
-true
-fasle

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y(y + 4) - y = 6 is a quadratic equation.
-true
-fasle

hartnn · Answer

what do u think?

jagr2713 · Answer

@Brostep0s please avoid giving direct answers http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct This site has a policy for "Give Help, Not Answers" violations of such policies could potentially result in an account suspension or ban.

anonymous · Answer

false?

anonymous · Answer

A quadratic equation looks like this: $$\frac{ -b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} }{ 2a }$$

hartnn · Answer

can you simplify this :
$\Large y(y+4)$
?
distribute y to both inner terms..

hartnn · Answer

note that in a quadratic equation,
the highest exponent of the variable is 2.

hartnn · Answer

Bro, thats the formula to solve a quadratic :)

anonymous · Answer

@jagr2713 understood, that's why i deleted my comment, along with the understanding that I was wrong. Thank you for the warning.

anonymous · Answer

thanks i got it the answer is false

hartnn · Answer

lol it was true :P

solomonzelman · Answer

if you expand the parenthesis you will end up with the first term of y^2.

anonymous · Answer

lol is true! xD