Asked by shanise
if a=4, b=-2, c=3
simplify
4c square*3c4/c3
(b)2(3x+1)-(x+2)
simplify
4c square*3c4/c3
(b)2(3x+1)-(x+2)
Answers
Answered by
Steve
not sure of your notation.
try using ^ for exponents, as in
x^2 or y^3
If you want a root, try using the special characters √ ∛ ∜
or use fractional exponents:
x^1/2 for square root, etc.
or, use a recognizable function name such as
sqrt(x) cuberoot(x) 4throot(x) etc.
(b) 2(3x+1)-(x+2)
= 6x + 2 - x - 2
= 5x
try using ^ for exponents, as in
x^2 or y^3
If you want a root, try using the special characters √ ∛ ∜
or use fractional exponents:
x^1/2 for square root, etc.
or, use a recognizable function name such as
sqrt(x) cuberoot(x) 4throot(x) etc.
(b) 2(3x+1)-(x+2)
= 6x + 2 - x - 2
= 5x
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