I need help simpifying and identifying x-values for this
2x^2+5x^3 / x
If anyone will help they will get *Best Answer :) Thank
2x^2+5x^3 / x
If anyone will help they will get *Best Answer :) Thank
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(2x²+5x³)/x -->factor the numerator
x²(2+5x)/x
x(2+5x)
x²(2+5x)/x
x(2+5x)
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because all terms in the numerator contain some form of the denominator (i.e. there is an x in both top and bottom of fraction) we can divide each term by the denominator:
(2x^2 / x) + (5x^3 / x)
which gives the following result:
2x + 5x^2
there is no way to identify x values because this expression is not equal to anything
(2x^2 / x) + (5x^3 / x)
which gives the following result:
2x + 5x^2
there is no way to identify x values because this expression is not equal to anything
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The way you wrote down the problem here, could be seen in two different ways...
One way:
(2x^2) + (5x^3 / x)
Second way:
(2x^2 + 5x^3) / x
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For the first way:
(2x^2) + (5x^3 / x)
1.) Divide the x from the 5x^3.
This is simple. You basically just subtract 1x from the 5x^3 and you would end up with 5x^2.
2.) Re-write:
2x^2 + 5x^2
3.) Now just add them both together :)
Answer: 7x^2
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For the second way:
(2x^2 + 5x^3) / x
1.) All you can do is put the x under both numbers:
(2x^2 / x) + (5x^3 / x)
2.) Next you would divide the x from both 2x^2 and 5x^3.
You would end up with:
2x + 5x^2
3.) The above would be your answer....but you could also factor:
x(2 + 5x)
There's not much more to do... :P
Chances are that your problem was the first way I explained :)
One way:
(2x^2) + (5x^3 / x)
Second way:
(2x^2 + 5x^3) / x
---------------------------------------…
For the first way:
(2x^2) + (5x^3 / x)
1.) Divide the x from the 5x^3.
This is simple. You basically just subtract 1x from the 5x^3 and you would end up with 5x^2.
2.) Re-write:
2x^2 + 5x^2
3.) Now just add them both together :)
Answer: 7x^2
---------------------------------------…
For the second way:
(2x^2 + 5x^3) / x
1.) All you can do is put the x under both numbers:
(2x^2 / x) + (5x^3 / x)
2.) Next you would divide the x from both 2x^2 and 5x^3.
You would end up with:
2x + 5x^2
3.) The above would be your answer....but you could also factor:
x(2 + 5x)
There's not much more to do... :P
Chances are that your problem was the first way I explained :)
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(2x^2+5x^3)/x
2x+5x^2
x(5x+2)
x=0
5x+2=0
5x= -2
x=(-2/5)
2x+5x^2
x(5x+2)
x=0
5x+2=0
5x= -2
x=(-2/5)