can some one please help me with these problems? i'll fan and medal
1png answer A
@escamer do you think you could help?
hmmm, @imqwerty
eh
i went back in and finished attachments one and 3
okay so you need help with 2,4,5,6,7?
yes please, and im willing to do the work if you explain it
okay :)
qwerty is here :)
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okay so in the 2nd image 6) if you wanna check if \((x+l)\) is a factor of quadratic equation say \(ax^2+bx+c\) then just equate \((x+l)\) to 0 and get value of \(x\) like this- \(x+l=0\) \(x+l-l=0-l\) \(x=-l\) now put this value of \(x\) in your expression which is -> \(ax^2+bx+c\) if on substituting \(x=-l\) in \(ax^2+bx+c\) you get 0 then this means that \((x+l)\) is a factor of \(ax^2+bx+c\) now try this one :)
im a bit confused, could you break it down a bit and explain each step?
you gotta try the options if you go by this method i can tell another method which may be easier
oh so im putting the options in as you have listed?
okay i this method which i told is a bit length lets do it the other way?
so if i do that i get -14,-2,-7,3 and the factor that would be corect is A
(x+14)
no thats not correct ima show you 1 example if \((x+14)\) [the 1st option] is a factor of \(x^2+15x-4\) then- \(\large\color{violet}{Step~1-}\) 1st we gotta equate \((x+14)\) to 0 and get value of x \((x+14=0\) \(x+14-14=0-14\) \(x=-14\) \(\large\color{violet}{Step~2-}\) now we have to put this value of x in our equation which is -> \(x^2+5x-14\) we substitute \(x=-14\) in it we get this- \((-14)^2+5(-14)-14\) simplifying this we get-> \(112\) if this value would have been 0 then \((x+14)\) would be considered as a factor but its not 0 so (x+14) is not a factor so like this you check the options the one which gives the value as 0 is correct
ooo okayyy
yea now get the answer lol
so the answer will be (x+7) ?
yeah!! :D
yay!
okay now next one
i got 7 qalready
oh okay so 8th
i think its c but i wanted to check
yeah thats correct!! :D
yay!
okay now next one 11th
yeah, i cant figure out how to do this one
okay :) the roots are the x coordinate of points where the graph cuts the x axis 1st locate the points where the graph cuts x axis 2nd note down the x coordinate of those points these x coordinates are you roots :)
so where x=-2 and x=3?
yeah correct!! :D
now next one question 15
and that answers 16 tooo!
yes it does!! :D
okay so for question 15 1st notice that x=3 is a root okay?
yep!
also x=-1 is a root then
yes it is :)
i could theoretically graph each equasion and see what matches the graph as a last chance on a test right?
yea you can do that :) you can also do this- try putting x=3 and x= -1 in the options the one which satisfies is the correct one
and they need to equal 0
yeah :D
and i got c as correct
you are close but c is not correct it does becomes 0 when you put x=3 in it
thats weird i actually half did it and only put in -1 and it was the only one to equal 0
putting x=-1 in option c gives this- \(-3x^2+6x-9\) \(-3(-1)^2+6(-1)-9\) \(-3-6-9\) \(-18\) so its wrong
oops i must have done something wrong when i typed it in my calculator then
okay try again :)
d i got d this time
yeah its d :) btw question asks us to find the answer using the intercepts and maximum wanna do it that way?
yeah! so i can do it in the future
yeah :) okay 1st we know that any quadratic equation lets say->\(ax^2+bx+c\) can be written in factored form like this-> \(a(x-\alpha)(a-\beta)\) where \(\alpha\) and \(\beta\) are roots of equation now we know the roots by looking at the graph but we donno "\(a\)" so we gotta find a we do this-> \(a(x-\alpha)(x-\beta)=h\) here we know \(\alpha\) and \(\beta\) and \(h\) is the y coordnate of the maxima(maximum) and \(x\) is the x coordinate of the maximum just substitute these things and get \(a\) when you get a just put it in this original form-> \(a(x-\alpha)(x-\beta)\) to get the equation
okay! i remember learning that!
okay so now next question 17
try to figure it out :) it similar to question 16 and question 14
we know how to find roots by looking at the graph the 4 options give 4 different approaches out of which only 1 is correct and we have been using it
d right?
yeah correct \(\Huge\color{green}{✓}\)
and 18 is b i think when i graphed and looked
yeah its correct!! :)
okay can you help me with one more little problem?
yeah sure :)
okay :) just try to options out simplify the options and the one which matches is correct
oh that sounds easy!!
(B if A,B,C doesn't match then its D
i got c
thas not correct opening option C- \((3x+2)(x+1)\) \(3x(x+1)+2(x+1)\) \(3x(x)+3x(1)+2(x)+2(1)\) \(3x^2+3x+2x+2\) \(3x^2+5x+2\) but this is not our original equation which is-> \(3x^2+3x+2\) so it is wrong
okay so try again?
yes :)
b
noo its not b
then it has to be a, i just dont see where im messing up
lol what did you do? :) maybe you are doing a silly mistake somewhere
i was freaking adding!! thats what i was messing up
haah so whats the final answer you got
a, i hope, i think i did it right
no its wrong :D
wait if A B and c are wrong then is the answer D, it cant be factored?
yaeh :) d is the correct one
okay, thank you very much for explaining these to me
:) np
wanna know what i got?
what lol
79%!!!!!!!! I passed!
:) congrats!!
it was a 100 question extra credit so i got 79 right!!!!!
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@imqwerty are you good at chem? i just started a practice test and im having some troubles
yeah i can help but i gtg in few mins
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