Question

Help please

Answer 1

for every quadratic equation in standard form:

a is the coefficient of the x^2 term

b is the coefficient of the x term

c is the constant (the number not being multiplied to x)

remember to include the negative sign in front if applicable

Answer 2

coefficient = the number multiplied to a variable

Answer 3

so x^2

Answer 4

x^2 = 1 * x^2

making the coefficient (the number being multiplied to x^2) equal to...?

Answer 5

1

Answer 6

good, so a = 1

apply the same logic to find b and c

Answer 7

-6

Answer 8

b is the number being multiplied to x, which is...?

Answer 9

-4

Answer 10

and then for c is it 1

Answer 11

good, so a = 1 b = -4, c = 1

plug these into the quadratic equation

Answer 12

1-4+1?

Answer 13

**it says - 4ac at the top

Answer 14

4i/2

Answer 15

it shouldn't be imaginary, check your signs carefully

Answer 16

4/2

Answer 17

^ simplify this

Answer 18

4+2isqrt5

Answer 19

it should not have i in the final answer, check your arithmetic

Answer 20

i don't know that is what i keep getting

Answer 21

there was most likely a syntax error in what you typed, try doing it by hand

Answer 22

still am getting the same?:/

Answer 23

simplify sqrt(12)

Answer 24

I tried mathway and I got the correct answer, can you show me your input?

Answer 25

2sqrt3

Answer 26

@Vocaloid

Answer 27

don't forget the +/- sign

Answer 28

2 +/- sqrt(3)

Answer 29

that's it for part II

Answer 30

okay

Answer 31

thanks