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use variable substitution and factoring
use variable substitution and factoring to find all of the roots of each equation.
x^4-9x^2+18=0 how do you do this??
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Lauren
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z^5-28z^3+27z=0 How do you use variable substitution and factoring to find all of the roots of this equation? I know how to do
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Tatiana
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We're doing indefinite integrals using the substitution rule right now in class.
The problem: (integral of)
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Joshua
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Solve by factoring.
n^2+n-12=0 I know i would need to factor it and then use the zero product property, but there is a variable
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INeedHelp
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is this right:
linear equations can be solved by using both elimination and substitution. But one is easier than the other.
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trippie
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Which of the columns represent nominal or ordinal variables?
The variable Rank is . The variable Book is . The variable Author(s)
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Suppose you are given the system of equations
{x=y-2, 5x+6y=15 a. Which variable would you replace in the substitution​
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Suppose you are given the system of equations
{ y=x-4, 6x+5y=12 a. Which variable would you replace in the substitution​
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Suppose you are given the system of equations x = y - 4 8x + 7y = 14
. a. Which variable would you replace in the substitution​
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I'm stuck on this one:
factoring polynomials from algebraic expressions (and it says you can use the substitution method):
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dan
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