Question

Which statement is true about the prime polynomial 2x2 + 3x + 3?

It cannot be modeled with a rectangle.
It can be modeled with a square.
It cannot be modeled with all positive tiles.
It can only be modeled with an odd number of tiles.

Answer 1

Think about how it can be modeled @Greydolphin15

Answer 2

that's my problem @darkknight

Answer 3

idk i am taking a pre-test and idk about this question.

Answer 4

Pre-tests are meant to test your knowledge. We will try to assist you. But you have to think about how this can be factored. Can you try factoring it at least?

Answer 5

yea

Answer 6

alright, try and see what u get

Answer 7

it doesn't factor

Answer 8

lets see which one makes the most sense

Answer 9

Wait I goofed

Answer 10

The zero's of the equation are imaginary. I saw the problem wrong. So your answer is prolly It cannot be modeled with all positive tiles.

Answer 11

*trying to process everything*

Answer 12

Do you know how to use hte quadratic formula?

Answer 13

not yet that's next semester stuff

Answer 14

also why'd you delete the work???

Answer 15

bc he did it wrong

Answer 16

That was wrong. I read the problem wrong

Answer 17

but quadratic fomula is straight up and easy to use

Answer 18

wait, the answer might be It cannot be modeled with a rectangle.

Answer 19

Because it literally can't. The solutions to the polynomial are imaginary

Answer 20

Do you know what imaginary solutions are?

Answer 21

i

Answer 22

i got lost after you said it was wrong

Answer 23

and tbh i already submitted it cuz I thought it was right

Answer 24

i think the answer is odd bc it is imaginary.... but im not 100 sure

Answer 25

hope u got it right