Asked by Deborah
1. How can this product be simplified?
5x2(2x – 3)
5x2 + 2x – 3
10x3 – 15x2
–5x2
7x3 – 15x2
2. What is the GCF of the terms of 8c3 + 12c2 + 10c ?
2
4
2c
4c
3. How can the polynomial 6d4 + 9d3 – 12d2 be factored?
3d2(2d2 + 3d – 4)
3d2(3d2 + 6d – 9)
3d(d3 + 3d2 – 4)
6d2(d2 + 3d3 – 6)
4. There is a circular garden in the middle of a square yard. The radius of the circle is 4x. The side length of the yard is 20x. What is the area of the part of the yard that is not covered by the circle?
4x(5)
8x2(5 – )
16x(25 + )
16x2(25 – )
5. What is the simplified form of –3z2(z + 2) – 4(z2 + 1)?
–7x2 + 1
–3z3 – 4z2 – 6z – 4
–3z3 – 2z2 – 4
–3z3 – 10z2 – 4
Answers:
1.)B
2.)C
3.)A
4.)D
5.)D
Thank You
5x2(2x – 3)
5x2 + 2x – 3
10x3 – 15x2
–5x2
7x3 – 15x2
2. What is the GCF of the terms of 8c3 + 12c2 + 10c ?
2
4
2c
4c
3. How can the polynomial 6d4 + 9d3 – 12d2 be factored?
3d2(2d2 + 3d – 4)
3d2(3d2 + 6d – 9)
3d(d3 + 3d2 – 4)
6d2(d2 + 3d3 – 6)
4. There is a circular garden in the middle of a square yard. The radius of the circle is 4x. The side length of the yard is 20x. What is the area of the part of the yard that is not covered by the circle?
4x(5)
8x2(5 – )
16x(25 + )
16x2(25 – )
5. What is the simplified form of –3z2(z + 2) – 4(z2 + 1)?
–7x2 + 1
–3z3 – 4z2 – 6z – 4
–3z3 – 2z2 – 4
–3z3 – 10z2 – 4
Answers:
1.)B
2.)C
3.)A
4.)D
5.)D
Thank You
Answers
Answered by
Steve
Your answers are all correct, but online one usually uses ^ for powers, so #1 would be written as
5x^2 (2x-3)
also, copy/paste does not do well with special characters, so that's why your exponents came out as they did, and why π didn't show at all.
I had to scratch my head some on #4!
5x^2 (2x-3)
also, copy/paste does not do well with special characters, so that's why your exponents came out as they did, and why π didn't show at all.
I had to scratch my head some on #4!
Answered by
Deborah
Thank You very much. And Thank You for showing me how to do the exponents.
Answered by
Steve
aww, shucks. How could I refuse? My first girlfriend's name was Deborah!
Answered by
Noneyabussieness
Thanks. They were all correct.
Answered by
Anonymous
@steve lol
Answered by
umm
b
c
a
d
d
c
a
d
d
Answered by
doodoo
this guy is right ^
Answered by
pp
ummm is right!!
Answered by
Help Man
for people who had a different question for number 1 as of 2021 the answers are;
d
c
a
d
d
d
c
a
d
d
Answered by
ilikefrogs
For me @Help man was correct 4/5 so the answer for 1 should be 10^3-15x^2
Answered by
Billy Haybottom
b
c
a
d
d
c
a
d
d
Answered by
The New Normal
For honors
1: 8p(3p^2+6p-2)
D -24p^3+48p^2-16p
rest are
#2 =c 2c
#3=A 3d2(2d2 + 3d – 4)
#4 D 16x2(25 – pi )
#5 D –3z3 – 10z2 – 4
1: 8p(3p^2+6p-2)
D -24p^3+48p^2-16p
rest are
#2 =c 2c
#3=A 3d2(2d2 + 3d – 4)
#4 D 16x2(25 – pi )
#5 D –3z3 – 10z2 – 4
Answered by
CINIMOD
For people on TCAH Connections Academy in Unit 4 Lesson 2, Multiplying and Factoring Polynomials the answers are:
B: 10x^3-15x^2
C: 2c
A: 3d^2(2d^2+3d-4)
D: 16x^2(25-"pi")
D: -3z^3-10z^2-4
B: 10x^3-15x^2
C: 2c
A: 3d^2(2d^2+3d-4)
D: 16x^2(25-"pi")
D: -3z^3-10z^2-4
Answered by
Mr. Monopoly
Texas Connections Academy Houston Grade 9 Connexus Unit 4 Lesson 2, Multiplying and Factoring Polynomials with Mrs. V in February 2023, the correct answers are:
B: 10x^3-15x^2
C: 2c
A: 3d^2(2d^2+3d-4)
D: 16x^2(25-"pi")
D: -3z^3-10z^2-4
B: 10x^3-15x^2
C: 2c
A: 3d^2(2d^2+3d-4)
D: 16x^2(25-"pi")
D: -3z^3-10z^2-4
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