can someone give me a algebra function that equals to 13?
idk why but well our math teacher gave us that homework and i have no idea where to start.
f(x) = 13 should do the trick
well we are supposed to make a function problem for others to solve it...
so you want an expression with a variable?
and we are learning pretty advanced math, and it could be actually any algebra problem i think...
i hope...
maybe you are supposed to say "let \(f(x)=2x+1\) solve \(f(x)=13\)" maybe
yeah something like that but more complicated... and u could be asking for y inter, roots, anything
sorry
um... more complicated... the teacher example is like \[((\sqrt{5})^{2})^{2})-(-3)^0+2!+\frac{ 28 }{ 4 }\]
for one of her numbers
any ideas?
well it is suppsoed to be a review of algebra honors i took last year and since we have the same teacher for 8th geo so she decided to give us this thing
and i need to make different equations for 13, 4, 2, 0, 4, 0, 2, 2 they have to be different equations idk why.
I'm confused. Are you looking for a function whose value is 13 at some point? Or are you looking for a PEMDAS style problem that gives 13 as the answer?
it is a non-word problem relating to algebra that is hard to solve.
where do the y-intercept/roots come in? The example above doesn't even have a variable. Can you post the exact question you got, maybe that will make it easier to see what it's asking for.
well... the problem is that i am supposed to make the question. and that equation up there is one of the teacher's examples.
this is how the teacher did it
and so i have me age and bla bla bla bla bla so now i need to make problems out of them
ok. I see
I never would have understood what you were after without seeing that
:P
sorry i never noticed that i didnt attach the file :|
any ideas?
It's hard for someone else to make these up, because we don't really know what you've covered. I don't think they have to be too complex. 2 of them are research style questions and 2 are order of operations type. Maybe do one where you ask for a discriminant of a quadratic equation. Or one that requires some combining of exponents
she has one that says number of roots. You can probably do something like sum or product of roots. Or make up a system of equations and have one of the answers be the product of the coordinates.
well that is basicially what we've covered. ,ake it pretty hard please :) well i'm not the one doing it :P
I wish I could help, Im not very good at math
:|
@Leong
you can... basically just based on her data and makes yours, please check by actually testing and doing it out, not just randomly write it :)
yea but i need help making mine cz the numbers are different
okay okay :3 I'll help you :3
fhank u!!!!!!!
thank*
hey wait let me close this and make another one it takes too long to bump and the replies are too long too
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