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MEDALS!!!!!!!!!!

@pooja195

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;]

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post a question -_-

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so whats the question?

Answer 4

idk

Answer 5

@Ashchu117 ! what is the question!?

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It wouldn't let me click the button sorry :( @pooja195

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ok

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its ok :) i dont know this though ;-;

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but ur a Mathlete XD

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me either

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@jordan123321 The button wasn't working sorry

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brb

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back

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@e.mccormick @Compassionate @Destinymasha

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@nincompoop @sammixboo @bibby

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what do you think the answer is?

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ummm+

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B

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hello?

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:(

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@arabpride @EclipsedStar @sleepyjess

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Why do you think its B?

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eewww completing the square >.<
give me a minute to review this, unless @Andrewthehelper knows

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because they all look like products of the equation

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@abbychandler I need help

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Take a look at this link
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/quadratics/completing_the_square/v/solving-quadratic-equations-by-completing-the-square

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https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/quadratics/completing_the_square/v/solving-quadratic-equations-by-completing-the-square

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:P

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lol

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omg XD

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ok hahaha gimme a sec

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or 840

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(the vid is 14mins long and there are 840 seconds in that amount of time)

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yeah I got lost 2 mins into it @Andrewthehelper @sleepyjess

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if this is not a question plz cloes this

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this is a question -_- a MATH one

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I attached the question as an image @lilshane

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thx @pooja195

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efforless method.. check from the options about the sum and the product of root
technical method... 1. Make the coeff of x^2 = 1 (take out 3 from the whole equation)
2 add and subtract the half of the coeff of x (+9 - 9 )
3. complete the square you got all the terms

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ok im so sorry @Ashchu117

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np @lilshane

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wowowow wait @divu.mkr can you like draw it out or something please cuz thats too much math talk 4 me to understand

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.-.

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I'm like a 2nd grade idiot here lol (im really in 8th grade tho and im in Algebra 1 honors)

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give it a shot... i will try to assist you.!

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ok so if we make the coefficient x^2 then the new equation would look like 3(x^2)2 = 6; x = −3 + square root 2, x = −3 − square root 2.................. right?

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oops wait

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3(x^2) = 6; x = -3 + square root 2, x = -3 - square root 2

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yes or no?

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you checked for sum and product?

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I don't know how to do that or what that means

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like I said im an idiot :P

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i am trying to say that the product of the two roots in a quadratic equation is -(coeff of x)/ (coeff of x^2)
and product = constant term/(coeff of x^2)
give a check for product and sum from the options

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oops wait i copied the wrong answer XD

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hold up

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*wrong equation not answer sorry

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x^2 + 18x + 15 = 0 <- so there's step one

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("<-" is an arrow, not part of the equation)

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you dint took 3 out of the whole equation... you just took out from x^2

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ooohhhh so its x^2 + 15x + 12 = 0

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or just x^2 + 15x + 15 = 0 ?

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ok so submitted it and I chose A....... A was wrong................

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*so I submitted