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2 years ago

Please help pre Algebra question

Mathematics

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qaws [65]2 years ago

5 0

Answer:

4=No

-3=No

2=Yes

0=No

Step-by-step explanation:

enter enter all the factors into the equation and see which one equals -28 on both sides at the end.

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Definition

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The value of x only applies to any positive real numbers for one reason.

As we know, any numbers time itself will result in positive. No matter the negative or positive.

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So basically, their counterpart or opposite still gives same value.

Then you may have a question, where does √-1 come from?

It comes from this equation:

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When we solve the quadratic equation in this like form, we square both sides to get rid of the square.

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Then where does plus-minus come from? It comes from one of Absolute Value propety.

Absolute Value Property I

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It is one of the solution from the equation y^2 = 1.

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We ignore the +√1 but focus on -√1 instead. Of course, we know that numbers squared itself will result in positive. Since 1 is positive then we can say that these solutions exist in real number.

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So what is the different? The different between two numbers is that √-1 does not exist in a real number system since any squared numbers only result in positive while -√1 is one of the solution from y^2 = 1 and exists in a real number system.

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