SOLUTION: I have 2 questions.
1. y^2+2y+5, for y=-6
=29 Why is -6 put into this problem as (-6). Shouldn't it be put in as -6 since -6^2 is different than (-6)^2?
2.ab*ab*
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-> SOLUTION: I have 2 questions.
1. y^2+2y+5, for y=-6
=29 Why is -6 put into this problem as (-6). Shouldn't it be put in as -6 since -6^2 is different than (-6)^2?
2.ab*ab*
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Question 1017365: I have 2 questions.
1. y^2+2y+5, for y=-6
=29 Why is -6 put into this problem as (-6). Shouldn't it be put in as -6 since -6^2 is different than (-6)^2?
2.ab*ab*ab Are a^3b^3 and (ab)^3 compatible solutions or is one wrong? Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
