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Taylor715:
what
UkuleleGirl:
\[3x^2-26x-9\]
UkuleleGirl:
and then i got
UkuleleGirl:
\[(3x+1) (x-9)\]
UkuleleGirl:
@extrinix
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TUDOU:
@ukulelegirl wrote:
\[(3x+1) (x-9)\]
Yes that is correct.
UkuleleGirl:
i-lets try it.
UkuleleGirl:
but I only feel confortable actually waiting until its mark or ext.
UkuleleGirl:
Bcs i dont want it to be wrong and have my mom yell at me
Extrinix:
\(3\times 9\) is \(-27\)٫ did you mean \(-27\) instead of \(-26\)?
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UkuleleGirl:
no...
SwaggyMark:
again you can use foil
(3x+1)(x-9)
fronts 3x * x = 3x^2
outers : 3x * -9 = -27x
inners : 1 * x = x
lasts-9 * 1 = -9
add everything back together
3x^2 - 27x + x - 9
combine like terms
3x^2 - 26x - 9
Taylor715:
-26
SwaggyMark:
@swaggymark wrote:
again you can use foil
(3x+1)(x-9)
fronts 3x * x = 3x^2
outers : 3x * -9 = -27x
inners : 1 * x = x
lasts-9 * 1 = -9
add everything back together
3x^2 - 27x + x - 9
combine like terms
3x^2 - 26x - 9
they match so (3x+1)(x-9) is indeed the factored form
UkuleleGirl:
uhhh u got to teachme in dms how to use foil bcs ima be hours learning this.
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UkuleleGirl:
wait wait...i think i get it now.hold on
UkuleleGirl:
I'm going to try it...
UkuleleGirl:
but someone please try to teach me foil in the dms when you get time.
Extrinix:
\((a+b)(y+z)\)
\(a\times y\)
\(a\times z\)
\(b\times y\)
\(b\times z\)
If you understand it...
UkuleleGirl:
Yea....it makes sense.
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UkuleleGirl:
Thanks...
UkuleleGirl:
uhm.
UkuleleGirl:
either i wrote it wrong, but it says wrong..
UkuleleGirl:
this is what i put \[\left(3x+1\right)\left(x-1\right) \]
UkuleleGirl:
but it said it was wrong......
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