Question

Suppose C and D represent two different school populations where C > D and C and D must be greater than 0. Which of the following expressions is the largest? Explain why. Show all work necessary.


(C + D)2
2(C + D)
C2 + D2
C2 − D2

Answer 1

@mathslover

Answer 2

Will fan and medal

Answer 3

Which do you feel it is?

Answer 4

A?

Answer 5

I don't understand how to solve it

Answer 6

C2 + D2 because it multiplies the exponent the most

Answer 7

When you analyze the outcomes of these equations; the best one is that because an exponent is \[C^2 + D^2\]

Answer 8

Has the highest possible outcome

Answer 9

Ok so can we do this step-bystep for each equation to prove this?

Answer 10

(C + D)2 is times two of this

Answer 11

2(C + D) this is same thing multiplying

Answer 12

C2 + D2 you are multiplying each of the variables by themselves exponent form

Answer 13

C2 − D2 is simply subtracting it

Answer 14

These are variables; the one with highest outcome is adding variables that have exponents on there own then adding it

Answer 15

Thank you :) Can I ask u one more?

Answer 16

Two students, Jennifer and Jamal, factored the trinomial 6x2 − 3x − 9. Jamal factored it as 3(2x − 3)(x + 1) and Jennifer factored it as (2x − 3)(3x + 3). Indicate which student factored the trinomial completely and which student did not, and explain why.

Answer 17

Please come back when I close it:)

Answer 18

@UnknownUser1907