Question

I need help with algebra please someone get back to me asap

Answer 1

what kind???

Answer 2

do you want me to put a question to see if you can help me

Answer 3

yeah post it...

Answer 4

ok 1 sec

Answer 5

are you able to just screenshot it??

Answer 6

do you have any guesses on any of them...i can't give you the straight answer as it is against the Code of Conduct

Answer 7

can you walk me through how to do them

Answer 8

I don't know how to do all of them but I can walk through the ones that I know.

Answer 9

OK

Answer 10

I'm going to start with #7 as it looks the easiest.

Answer 11

\[5x^2-3x-(-6)-9x^2-7x+(-4)\]
What do you think is the first step for this equation?

Answer 12

parenthesis

Answer 13

not in this case as the parenthesis are just there to separate the symbols and show which are negatives...for this whole equation we are combining like terms and we want to start from left to right.
\[5x^2-9x^2\]
would be your first step

Answer 14

my calculator got me 0

Answer 15

if your using your calculator your equation would just be 5-9...as the x^2 isn't going to change.

Answer 16

-4x*2

Answer 17

Yes, so now your new equation would be\[4x^2-3x-(-6)-7x+(-4)\]

Answer 18

do you have a guess on your next step since you are just combining like terms then.

Answer 19

-6 and -4

Answer 20

oops sorry the equation is a -4x^2 at the beginning....

yes we could either do -3x-7x as our next step

or

-6+(-4)

but you usually want to the equation from left to right...so do you know what -3x-7x is?

Answer 21

-10x

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

then how about -6+(-4)

Answer 24

-10

Answer 25

yes that is correct...and then there is just one last step...put it all together

Answer 26

\[-4x^2-10x-10\]

Answer 27

That is your answer for #7 then.

Answer 28

is it a

Answer 29

yes

Answer 30

ok can you keep helping me your a good helper

Answer 31

okay we can work on #8 as that is another easy one...

Answer 32

can you list out factors of 9??? and list out factors of 12???

Answer 33

do you understand what I mean by that?

Answer 34

the gcf is 3

Answer 35

yes that is right...but that isn't exactly what we are looking for....we are looking for just a list of numbers mainly...

so for example factors of 9 are...3,9,18 and so on
and for 12 some are...3,4,12,24 and so on

probably missing a few factors there but that is the main idea there.

Answer 36

oh ok

Answer 37

so thats my answer?????

Answer 38

no they are asking what isn't a fraction that would be able to be factored like the numbers above.

Answer 39

so how do i do that

Answer 40

ok let me try this a different way...looking at the answer choices, we'll start with the first one.

\[18/24\]
if you multiplied
\[9/12 * 2/2\]

it would equal that, which means this isn't our answer
we don't want it to equal it.

Answer 41

do you have a guess on the next one???

\[3/4\]

from 9/12 are you able to get to 3/4 in any way???

Answer 42

yes

Answer 43

Yess that is correct, we can get to 3/4 from that by dividing by 3/3...so that isn't our answer...

now our next option is 15/20
are you able to get to those number in any way (\[(+,-,*,/)\]

Answer 44

no

Answer 45

correct, so that must be out answer.

Answer 46

http://prnt.sc/cnjo98

Answer 47

is there anymore you know

Answer 48

i can do 3....

Your equation is \[-2ab\]

and \[a=-4\]
and \[b=6\]

so all you need to do is plug in those numbers in the first equation to get your new equation...so you know what your new equation would be?

Answer 49

2 x -4 x 6

Answer 50

close....
your new equation is\[-2-4(6)\]
what is your first step?

Answer 51

d

Answer 52

Yes!!

Answer 53

YAY

Answer 54

sorry that i am asking so many questions

Answer 55

can someone still help me

Answer 56

we can do #5....do you have any guess on this

Answer 57

umm let me see

Answer 58

a doesnt

Answer 59

do you have your work?

Answer 60

b does and yes

Answer 61

ok and yes B is correct.

Answer 62

yay

Answer 63

those are mainly the ones that i know...i know more, but only like half-way

Answer 64

I can help you with 6. but other than that one and the ones she already helped you with I don't know any more.

Answer 65

ok

Answer 66

For #6...
First you have to figure out what -4 / -2 equals.

Answer 67

2

Answer 68

Correct!
So now we have to try out all the other options till we figure out which one equals 2.
A. - What is -2 * 1

Answer 69

-2

Answer 70

So A. can't be right.
B. - What is -4 + 2?

Answer 71

-2

Answer 72

So it's not B either.
C. - What is -4 - (-6)?

Answer 73

2

Answer 74

So the correct answer is C. ♥

Answer 75

I can help you with 4 too! x)

Answer 76

x = \[\frac{ 17 }{ 3 }\]
Which is the same as \[17\div3\]
So what is the 17/3?

Answer 77

5.666666667

Answer 78

Okay, soo since it would take forever to fit all the 6's in the chat i know you shortened it.
But using the same amount of 6's that was already in your calculator. Miltiply it by 6.

Answer 79

huh

Answer 80

When you did 17/3 initially there were more 6's in the answer then you put in the above comment right?

Answer 81

yes

Answer 82

So if you have do 17/3 in your calculator again; leave that number in, but multiply it by 6.

Answer 83

34

Answer 84

+1

Answer 85

35

Answer 86

That's the answer! x)

Answer 87

I don't know 2., 9., and 10. Sorry!

Answer 88

Well, for 9...

Divide the number by 3:

99/3 = 33

That's the middle number. The other two are just before or after.

Answer:
31, 33, 35

You can also do this algebraically.

Let x be the first odd number
Let x + 2 be the second odd number
Let x + 4 be the third odd number

x + x+2 + x+4 = 99
3x + 6 = 99
3x = 93
x = 93/3
x = 31

If the smallest number is 31, the next two odd numbers are 33 and 35 respectively.

Answer:
31, 33, 35

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Answer 89

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090115215136AAIDcOk *

Answer 90

so what is the
answer them

Answer 91

2. and 10?

Answer 92

oh 31

Answer 93

Yep!

Answer 94

I would guess 10 is A. but I really don't know. Sorry..
And I don't even have a assumption for 2.

Answer 95

ok can you get someone to help me with 2 and 10