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rootbeer003:
help
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satellite73:
what?
rootbeer003:
why u ignore me
rootbeer003:
i need help
satellite73:
who don't know that?
rootbeer003:
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rootbeer003:
can u show the steps
satellite73:
no there are no steps to factoring, you just have to figure it out
satellite73:
there is one step, turn \[3x^2+10x=8\] to \[3x^2+10x-8=0\] then turn that to \[(x+4)(3x-2)=0\]
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sox2:
k no sense of humor
satellite73:
no idea
got a formula?
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rootbeer003:
omg stop satellite always helps me
rootbeer003:
no i dont have a formula
satellite73:
i have to look it up
might be \[-4.9t^2+70\]
rootbeer003:
a or be
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satellite73:
for a try 50.4
satellite73:
let me know if it works
satellite73:
3.78 for the next one
rootbeer003:
um.. this isent a multiple choice
satellite73:
oh
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satellite73:
solve \[-4.9t^2+70=0\[ get about \(3.78\)
satellite73:
you can take more steps if you like \[-4.9t^2+70=0\\
-4.9t^2=-79\\
t^2=14.28\\
t=\sqrt{14.28}=3.78\]
Nnesha:
give it a try
satellite73:
don't be shy, give it a try!
one thin dime, one tenth of a dollar
step right up
everyone's a winner
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satellite73:
multiply top and bottom by \(2-\sqrt{11}\)
rootbeer003:
go on
satellite73:
\[\frac{3+2\sqrt{11}}{2+\sqrt{11}}\times \frac{2-\sqrt{11}}{2-\sqrt{11}}\]
satellite73:
the denominator is \(2^2-\sqrt{11}^2=4-11=-7\]
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satellite73:
the denominator is \[ 2^2-\sqrt{11}^2=4-11=-7\]
satellite73:
the numerator is what you get when you multiply out
i am too tired to do it
rootbeer003:
:(
satellite73:
apparenlty you get \[-16+\sqrt{11}\]
satellite73:
making your final answer \[\frac{16-\sqrt{11}}{7}\]
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rootbeer003:
thats all?
satellite73:
that is all
satellite73:
start withi \[(x-1)^2=6x+10\]
satellite73:
\[x^2-2x+1=6x+10\\
x^2-8x-9=0\]
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satellite73:
factor that sucker
satellite73:
\[(x-9)(x+1)=0\\
x=9, x=-1\] now check your answers
satellite73:
9 will work, -1 will not
satellite73:
you might want to check 9
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satellite73:
\[9-1=\sqrt{6\times 9+10}\\
8=\sqrt{64}\checkmark\]
rootbeer003:
which part
satellite73:
the check part doe
rootbeer003:
ik but what should i change on mine
satellite73:
leave it
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rootbeer003:
and add urs?
satellite73:
no skip it
satellite73:
like plotting the point \((5,-3)\)
left 5, down 3
satellite73:
modulus is \[\sqrt{5^2+3^2}=\sqrt{34}\]
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satellite73:
yes
rootbeer003:
thats its?
satellite73:
yes
satellite73:
i gotta run, can pick this up tomorrow
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rootbeer003:
ur leaving?
rootbeer003:
mk den bye