slow tundra
Hi guys so here's a problem that I have stumbled upon while I'm answering a worksheet I've found in the internet. I'm really not sure on how to approach this as I keep on ending up with polynomials that I don't know what to do. I tried to first factor the (b - c)^2, and multiply (b - a)/(a - c) by its conjugate to somehow find something out but I still couldn't see any connections and a next step to do
Tl;dr I'm stuck haha
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prisma dew
Hi guys so here's a problem that I have stumbled upon while I'm answering a work...
the equation ressembles the quadratic equation $$x^2+2abx + c^2$$
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lebedevhh
prisma dew
maybe you can try doing some substitution and use the quadratic formula to find the answer
where c is equal to 0
flat nova
Hi guys so here's a problem that I have stumbled upon while I'm answering a work...
solve the given equation and try changing it in (x+y+z)^2=0
and you'll see the ans
slow tundra
Wait are you using this formula for the 3rd and 4th lines?
slow tundra
Where a here, is 2a.
ahhh I see
by the way do you have any worksheets or any references on algebraic expressions similar to this that I could practice on?
I'm weak when it comes to this kind of problems so yeah
flat nova
factorization worksheets features nine types of algebraic identities and with two levels of difficulty
i just googled them, idk if they're gonna help or no... they looked fine
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