Question

PLEASE HELP IM GETTING SO ANNOYED. I need help creating a polynomial identity and using algebraic proof to solve step by step.

Answer 1

what do you have so far as ideas

Answer 2

(x-y)^2+(ax+b)

Answer 3

I know I need to equal it to something but I don't know what

Answer 4

well you need to makeup values for the letters to have a solution

Answer 5

So I make up the values first then what?

Answer 6

solve the equation using the values to get the solution

Answer 7

How can I solve the equation if it isn't an equation, because it doesn't equal anything yet?

Answer 8

here is an example i have found

Answer 9

try plugging in 0 for x in the equation to solve for y then resolve with your y value found to get the answer.

Answer 10

(x-y)^2+(ax+b) so I plug in 0's of this, I get that. But I don't know how to do the other part that you're talking about.

Answer 11

(0-y)^2+(2(0)+3) b=3 a=2 y=? x=? the zero is meant to help find they value and once you find the y value you plug it in the equation as y and change x from zero back to x to solve.

Answer 12

I know I sound stupid, but how would I find the y value?

Answer 13

solve the equation

Answer 14

How did you get 2 for a?

Answer 15

So my teacher said that my polynomial identity was perfect, I just need to multiply it out, simplify and then factor to show the original or something like that