A few days ago
Rachael

Can you help me with Freshman Algebra 1 Honors question and explain?

The problem is:

Simplify:

(-6y^2)(3y-7)+5y^2-7y^3

please help!

one more:

Divide:

(10m/-14n)/(5/7m)

thank you!!

(please explain as well! ;D)

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A few days ago
glazeddonut27

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I hate to be rude,

But JL go do your AP BIO homework, and check your exponent rules.

Now, first, when a variable is squared the coefficient is NOT squared unless the exponent is outside a ( ). Only the Variable is squared.

Anyway, on with the math.

(-6y^2)(3y-7)+5y^2-7y^3

Distribute the -6y^2 to the (3y-7) =

-18y^3 + 42y^2 (cofficients multiply, exponents add)

then combine any like terms

-18y^3+ 42y^2 +5y^2 – 7y^3

so

-18y^3 and -7y^3 become -25y^3

and +42y^2 and +5y^2 become 47y^2

so you have:

-25y^3 +47y^2

and that is as far as you can go

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A few days ago
C S
It’s actually quite simple if you take it piece by piece.

So here it goes:

(-6y^2)(3y-7) + 5y^2- 7y^3

= -18y^3 + 42y^2 + 5y^2 – 7y^3 (Distribute)

= -25y^3 – 47y^2 (Combine like terms)

Also – (I didn’t see the second equation) –

(10m / -14n) / (5/7m)

You will need to move the denominators of each side to the other side by multiplying the denominators … you’ll see

= (10m x 7m) / (5 x -14n)

= (70m^2) / (-70n)

= -(m^2) / n

I hope this helps b/c teaching math on a computer isn’t very easy and hope this is right!

Good luck in high school!

And “glazed donut”, that’s nice. You didn’t really help me on my AP bio homework.

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4 years ago
chatman
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A few days ago
youalreadyknow
dude i took algebra last year and passed it and i have nooo idea what your talking about. we never learned about ^ what ever that thing means. sorry. i guess my school just isnt as high tech as where ever u go. but still give me best answer because u pity me and my lack of knowledge. points for the dumb!!!! lol. =].
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