Question

math help

Answer 1

g and h are both intergers
​​ −6x+5=(x+g)(x+h)
there are two possible values for g. Write one of them below

Answer 2

@pooja195

Answer 3

@ganeshie8 @Loser66

Answer 4

tbh i dont know

Answer 5

@phi

Answer 6

@Loser66

Answer 7

@texaschic101 @Majesty69

Answer 8

sorry didnt see you my b

Answer 9

are there any other questions before this one? can you make a screen copy of this question. It is not making sense. Maybe more info will help

Answer 10

ight i will try

Answer 11

try this @phi u might have to zoom in to see the question

Answer 12

ok, it makes more sense
the question should read
\[ x^2−6x+5=(x+g)(x+h) \]
they want you to factor x^2-6x+5
can you do that ?

Answer 13

uhh hold up plz

Answer 14

to factor you follow a complicated plan:
look at the last number, and list the ways you can multiply 2 numbers to get 5
1,5 is the only choice (24 would be 1,24; 2,12; 3,8; 4,6;)
the + sign on the last number +5 means the two factors are the same sign
now look at the middle number -6.
the - means the bigger factor is negative. because the factors have the same sign (from the first rule), that means both factors are negative.

look at your list
1,5 (it is short, only 1 pair, so if there is an answer , this will be it)
make both negative
-1, -5
now add and if you get the middle number, you found the factors
-1+ -5= -6
so those are the factors
write
(x-1)(x-5)

Answer 15

uhh im lost@phi

Answer 16

It is hard to explain here. if you have time, see
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra2/polynomial_and_rational/quad_factoring/v/factoring-quadratic-expressions

Answer 17

sorry phi but im bout to get a friend in n im on khan acadmy i have my own thing

Answer 18

@greenmanbay