SOLUTION: (8x (x to the 2 power) + 8x-2)-(8x (x to 2nd power) +5) = 6x+2. Can you explain..pretty new with computer and math. Going back to school. Im stumped..please help
Question 61129: (8x (x to the 2 power) + 8x-2)-(8x (x to 2nd power) +5) = 6x+2. Can you explain..pretty new with computer and math. Going back to school. Im stumped..please help Found 3 solutions by stanbon, funmath, tutorcecilia:Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (8x (x to the 2 power) + 8x-2)-(8x (x to 2nd power) +5) = 6x+2.
(8x^2+8x-2) - (8x^2+5 )= 6x+2
8x^2-8x^2+8x-2-5=6x+2
8x-7=6x+2
2x=9
x=9/2
Cheers,
Stan H.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Clear the parentheses on the left. Combine like terms on the left. Subtract 6x from both sides to get all your x's on the left. Add 7 to both sides. Divide both sides by 2
Happy Calculating!!!
You can put this solution on YOUR website! [remove the parenthesis and change the signes wherever necessary] [combine like-terms]
8x-2-5 = 6x+2
8x-7 = 6x+2[isolate the x]
8x-7+7 = 6x+2+7 [isolate the x]
8x = 6x+9
8x-6x = 6x-6x+9
2x = 9
2x/2=9/2
x=9/2