SOLUTION: I am having a problem on trying to solve the following.
I am supposed to subtract.
(0.05x^3-0.08x^2+0.06x)-(0.01x^3-0.08x^2+7)
I know you switch the signs on the second equation
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-> SOLUTION: I am having a problem on trying to solve the following.
I am supposed to subtract.
(0.05x^3-0.08x^2+0.06x)-(0.01x^3-0.08x^2+7)
I know you switch the signs on the second equation
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Question 374572: I am having a problem on trying to solve the following.
I am supposed to subtract.
(0.05x^3-0.08x^2+0.06x)-(0.01x^3-0.08x^2+7)
I know you switch the signs on the second equation and then find like terms but then i am stuck can you help. I got the answer of
0.04x^3-0.06x-7 Is this correct or wrong? Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source):
Hi,
(0.05x^3-0.08x^2+0.06x)-(0.01x^3-0.08x^2+7)
0.05x^3-0.08x^2+0.06x-0.01x^3+0.08x^2-7)
0.04x^3-0.08x^2+0.08x^2+0.06x -7
0.04x^3+0.06x -7
+0.06x and -7 has remained constant throughtout the simplification
