Question

3a^3-5b^3+?a^3+?b^3=(a^3+b^3

Answer 1

\[(3a^3-5b^3)+?a^3+?b^3=(a^3+b^3\]

Answer 2

I think the answer it
-3a^3
5b^3

Answer 3

What are the coefficients on the right? :)

\(\large\rm a^3=?~~~0a^3\)
What is the magical number that they're hiding from us?
Is it a zero?

Answer 4

I have to find two numbers one for a and one for b that make the equation true
to equal (a^3b^3)

Answer 5

+

Answer 6

thats the answer

Answer 7

I'm just trying to get you to realize how many a^3 are on the right side of the equation.

Answer 8

yeah 0 for a and b

Answer 9

No no no.
0apples is just 0, I wouldn't even have to write the apples.

When I write the word "apple", that implies ONE apple, yes?
When I don't write a number next to it, it's an invisible 1,
not an invisible 0 :)

Answer 10

So you have 1a^3 and 1b^3 on the right side of your equation.

Answer 11

okay I see now the answer you be
a=-2
b=+6

Answer 12

was just one off

Answer 13

Ahh there we go! :)

Answer 14

This is why you are the best!

Answer 15

lol :p