Solve: 15x^3 + 10x^2 divided by / 5x
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and its not 17x^3 because my teacher said that was wrong..
\[\frac{ 15x^3 +10x^2}{ 5x }=\frac{ 15x^3 }{ 5x }+\frac{ 10x^2 }{ 5x }\] where x^3 can be written as \[\rm x^3= x \cdot x\cdot x\] rewrite the first term \[\frac{ 15 }{ 5}\frac{ x \cdot x\cdot x }{ x}\] \[\frac{ \color{Red}{3} \cancel{15}}{ \cancel{5}}\frac{ \cancel{x} \cdot x\cdot x }{ \cancel{x}}= 3\cdot x \cdot x = 3x^2\]
simplify the 2nd term just like that^^
ok so the final answer is 3x^2?@Nnesha
not the *final answer*
so how do we get the final answer
that's just the first term after simplifying
ok so whats next
we get the final answer after simplifying the *2nd term* so try to do that
ok but what do i have to simplify?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Nnesha \[\frac{ 15x^3 +10x^2}{ 5x }=\frac{ 15x^3 }{ 5x }+\frac{ 10x^2 }{ 5x }\] where x^3 can be written as \[\rm x^3= x \cdot x\cdot x\] rewrite the first term \[\frac{ 15 }{ 5}\frac{ x \cdot x\cdot x }{ x}\] \[\frac{ \color{Red}{3} \cancel{15}}{ \cancel{5}}\frac{ \cancel{x} \cdot x\cdot x }{ \cancel{x}}= 3\cdot x \cdot x = 3x^2\] \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) separate the number and variable first ^like that
so now i have to simplify using the term 2?
\[\frac{ 10x^2 }{ 5x}\] simplify this
ok..
2x^3
now what??
how did you get x^3 ?
if x^3 is same as x *x*x how would you write x^2 term ?
bc i added 2+1
so 0?
or 2x^2
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @cookiemonster bc i added 2+1 \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) 2+1 ???
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no... i mean why are you adding 2 and 1 ?
to simplify it
to simplify what ?
oh nooo just kidding i did it wrong sorry i got 2x now
did you get that or someone gave it to you
no i did it.. so now we put it together.. and the answer would be x(3x +2)?
@Nnesha
that's one way to write the answer. so yes
ok awesome thanksss so much
how else would u write it?
@Nnesha
i will not take out the x term.
yes i got it wrong my teacher said... 3x + 2x
I would write the other answer as the current one could still be simplified and usually educators ask for answers that can no longer be simplified
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @cookiemonster yes i got it wrong my teacher said... 3x + 2x \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) ur teacher said the answe is `3x+2x` ??
yes
first of all i can't believe she said that. (i'm pretty sure about that) 2nd: take a screenshot of my work and email it to her/him.
lol
idk she was kinda being mean today :/
nice advice to you stop lying and try to focus on your work that will save some time. thanks
are you saying this to my teacher? lol
no. that was for you
why would i lie to you about what she told me...
im sad i got it wrong im not lying i really thought i was going to get it right :/
waht did you put for the *final answer*?
i put x ( 3x+2).. she was like nothing goes in front... its 3x + 2x.. im like, "ummm okay?"
i can tell this is a multiple choice i already simplified the first term and you got 2x for the 2nd term just put them together
it wasnt multiple choice though
or in other words x ( 3x+2) distribute the parenthesis by x
okay thats fine i learned from my mistakes... i guess next time i have to be more careful.. but all in all, i do really appreciate you helping me out truly :)
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ok yea that looks right thanks for correcting me
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