#Correct answer/s?
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No, doesn't seem to be correct.
my previous answer was 2,5 7,5 and 30. But now I got tose answers above. Im confused
nevermind lol, I made a typo in symbolab.
its a math tool
Symbolab: equation search and math solver - solves algebra, trigonometry and calculus problems step by step
Oh, ok.
c was quite easy with gauss/cramers, shame it isntallowed. If you want to, how do I do this with elimination method?
Wait, why is Gauss not allowed?
I mulriplied the denominator to get rid of it on the left
That's kinda dumb.
Hm, let's see.
4x^3 + x^2 + 16x + 15 = (ax + b)(x^2 + 2x + 5) + (cx + d)(x^2 + 1)
What did you get when you simplified the right part?
"the crowd" wont understand it as we havnt learned it"
crowd implying the other students
lol dont ask me, I can use elimination or subtraction
I mean, solving systems with 4 or more equations without Gauss is reeeeeally painful.
I showed him matrices and he said no re-do it
Ugh... That sucks. Oh well...
What is the system that you got?
(a+c)x^3 + (b+2a+d)x^2 + (2b+5a+c)x + (5b+d) on the right
Yeah, seems good. And the system?
5b+d = 15
5a+2b+c = 16
2a + b + d = 1
a + c = 4
Yeah, seems good. Well, now let's try solving it...
First, express c from the fourth equation and substitute it into the other three (well, really, only into the second).
Oh...
Well, alright. Though, doing Cramer for this probably takes 3 years.