#how would I do this
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Alr so have you expanded it
yeah idk why I rubbed it out 😢😢
Yea
Combines to get -6x + 28 - 2c = dx + 90
yeah
The coefficient of x on left hand side is -6 and on the right hand side is d so if you’re saying they’re identical (because of the equal sign but with 3 lines idk what you call it) then d = -6
So how would u find c
UHH
you’d have to move something
like dx + 90
I’m not sure which one you’d have to move in order to get c
To get c you could either sub in -6 for d
Or you could equate the constants
2nd option is better
what does equate the constants mean
Setting the constants terms on one side of the eqn equal to the constant terms on the other side of the eqn
sorry I can’t rlly visualise that ðŸ˜
Watch a video on solving identities
ohh is that what the topic is called
Thats the topic
never learnt it
Yeah
nah you explained it well it’s just that it’s new to me so it won’t come quick as I am slow
But thanks anyways 🙂
@gilded estuary https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l54us4Q7nNY
This video explains how use Equating Coefficients to find unknowns.
thank u sm, I’ll definitely watch it today !
@gilded estuary is that gcse fm?
no Yk Corbett maths 5 a day it’s the higher
6th January is the date
is this gsce content cause I’ve never seen it before
Indentities are in the higher syllabus?
yeah
Nah it’s gcse fm I swear
NO IDEA ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
I seen it in a l2 fm aqa paper
it’s strange
yeah I don’t think that’s meant to be there
@thick stirrup it’s a fm gcse topic right
uh
idk
but I could see this on a normal gcse paper tbh
I’ve only seeen this on a l2
but those are probably identites you have to learn?
Maybe idk
here it's just equating things
Ah alright
It’s on the Aqa spec too
Did you watch the vid?
It’s not too bad once you understand it
nah I’ve had appointments since 7 am 😢😢
still not done
I will when I get back home