Asked by Anonymous
factor completely
(x+9)^2 -5(x+9)-6
how do i do this one?
(x+9)^2 -5(x+9)-6
how do i do this one?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Pretend it is
u^2-5u-6
factor, then substitue back in.
u^2-5u-6
factor, then substitue back in.
Answered by
Reiny
how about letting x+9 equal y, then your expression is
y^2 - 5y - 6
now it is easy to see the factors, once done replace y with x+9
let me know what you got
y^2 - 5y - 6
now it is easy to see the factors, once done replace y with x+9
let me know what you got
Answered by
jennifer
x+9=y
y^2-5y-6
(y-3)(y+2)
(x+9-3)(x+9+2)
is this it or close?
y^2-5y-6
(y-3)(y+2)
(x+9-3)(x+9+2)
is this it or close?
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