Write -2x 2(-5x 2 +4x 3) in standard form.
Do you still need this?
there are -2x^2 and inside parentheses -5x^2 ???
Yes
do you can multiplie these terms inside parentheses by -2x^2 ?
Write -2x^2(-5x^2 +4x^3) in standard form.
yes this is ok. but you need multiplie them firstly
I multiply them by each other?
A. -8x5 - 20x4 B. -8x5 + 10x4 C. -7x + 2x4 D. -7x5 - 10x4
Write -2x^2(-5x^2 +4x^3) in standard form.
or than just this inside parentheses you need writing so than you need just changing this place of 4x^3 and -5x^2
so than will be -2x^2(4x^3 -5x^2) = ?
Why do they change places
because always the greater range need being firstly like x^3 and after this the x^2 do you remember a quadratic is ax^2 +bx +c and not invers bx +ax^2 +c yes ?
Yes I remember
so than this will be a standard form and after this just you need multiplie them ok. ?
It always goes in order by whatever has the highest degree. The degree is the exponents added up.
I get 8x^5-10x^4
ehh almost..
Is it a plus sign instead of the -
When you multiply \[-2x^2(-5x^2+4x^3) \]
you multiply -2x^2 and -5x^2 which gives you a positive 10x^4
I though the -5x^2 and the 4x^3 changed places
then you multiply -2x^2 and +4x^3 which is negative 8x^5.
no
they stay the same
Oh the other person told me that
Is it b ?
So right now you have \[10x^4 -8x^5 \]
what is b?
A. -8x5 - 20x4 B. -8x5 + 10x4 C. -7x + 2x4 D. -7x5 - 10x4
okay, yes because when you have 10x^4 it has a degree of 4 and -8x^5 has a degree of 5. So you switch -8x^5 with 10x^4 and you get -8x^5+10x^4.. When you do anything like this, you have to pay attention to the sign.
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