Question

The perfect square trinomial that results from completing the square x2−16x is

x2−16x+4

x2−16x−64

x2−16x+8

x2−16x+64

Answer 1

Some one please help I need help with 20 questions

Answer 2

a hint for this one:
\[\left( a~-~b\right)^2 ~=~a^2~-~2ab~+~b^2\]

Answer 3

@Aeon @CamdenWalker @Hero @imqwerty @letsnot @rishavraj @Ultrilliam @xXDerpyPugXx

Answer 4

@rishavraj Im not good at math at all

Answer 5

HELLPP

Answer 6

@tony

Answer 7

@MrMudd183

Answer 8

i think it's A. because x^2 is a perfect square and 16 is a perfect square. if you square them both, it'll go to x & 4

Answer 9

does that help?

Answer 10

Yes can you help with more?

Answer 11

i can try. i just woke up.

Answer 12

lmao okay bet

Answer 13

next time, please don't ping multiple people... and aeon is the chat ai

Answer 14

someone will get to your question

Answer 15

@MrMudd183 its not A