Question

help..ss is below

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

you are correct

Answer 3

i gotchu

Answer 4

we have to combine like terms

Answer 5

so 9a+12a=?

Answer 6

i mean 12a-9a

Answer 7

which will give us 3a

Answer 8

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Shawnte
i mean 12a-9a
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Take another look at that, it's 9a^2 + 12a + 4
You can't combine the like terms, since 9a^2 doesn't have the same ending as 12a

Answer 9

9 is a perfect square, so is a^2
So take the squareroot of 9a^2
What will that give you?

Answer 10

umhm my answer is still right (3a+2)^2

Answer 11

Not quite

Answer 12

yes quite kiddo

Answer 13

Once you take the square roots, it'll give you 3a

After that, you can now combine the like terms

Answer 14

wait, yeah you are...You missed some explinations

Answer 15

Your guys are just argueing

Answer 16

yes and the answer is as i said it was

Answer 17

Please stop this post is already closed

Answer 18

We're both correct, you went straight to combing the terms. You forgot to squareroot the first term, since it was a perfect square

Answer 19

I don't even get this...

Answer 20

yea so dont correct ppl when u dha wrong one g

Answer 21

Well i do.....

Answer 22

both of you are doing it completely wrong

Answer 23

but the answer is correct, so move on

Answer 24

Bahahahaahah

Answer 25

Let's just leave this post please

Answer 26

Yes