h(x)=x^2+10x+32
What do you need to do?
Do you need to factor it or...
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|dw:1615933010541:dw| i dont know if this could help but i tried my best
Let's solve for h. hx=x^2+10x+32 Step 1: Divide both sides by x Hx/x=X^2+10x+3x/x H= X^2+10x+3x/x
That's not how it works
You
i tried to do a graph but it turned out wrong
We're doing h of x Where did you get that from
Most of the time, given an equation, you're trying to find the roots, the zeroes of them
In h(x)=x^2+10x+32 x^2 + 10x +32 We can already see that it's not possible to do a perfect factoring thing So, we pull out the Quadratic Formula
Since we know that a=1 b=10 c=32 We can put it in [-10 +- sqrt(100-128)]/2
So, to simplify, it is [-10 +- sqrt(-28)]/2
To simplify again [-10 +- 2sqrt-7]/2
To again simplify It would be -5 +- sqrt(-7)
We can take out the -1 part by putting it as i So it owuld be -5 +- isqrt7
i, as in the imaginary number
You don't want that decimal point, that's not exact
I do
Read the picture before u suggest anything pls
But you're not the one that's doing htis
𝑥=−5−2.64575
We need to factor So It becomes (x+5 -isqrt7)(x+isqrt7)
Imma just leave this to you
I'm done
Oh mk great
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