Nov 29, 201015 yr Hi, everyone.I'm about to take the TEAS, and I got most of the math right on my practice tests, but this one is throwing me:(x2+4x+4)-(x2-6x+9)Those are supposed to be x squared, by the way.My ATI book for the TEAS V says the answer is 10x-5, but I can only get -2x-5. I'd appreciate any help anyone could give me!Thanks!
Nov 29, 201015 yr Hi, everyone.I'm about to take the TEAS, and I got most of the math right on my practice tests, but this one is throwing me:(x2+4x+4)-(x2-6x+9)Those are supposed to be x squared, by the way.My ATI book for the TEAS V says the answer is 10x-5, but I can only get -2x-5. Is the book wrong? Or am I really doing this problem wrong?I'd appreciate any help anyone could give me!Thanks!You might be over thinking this. Distribute the negative in the second half and add subtract like terms:x^2 + 4x +4 -x^2 + 6x - 94x + 4 + 6x - 910x - 5
Nov 29, 201015 yr Author Ah! I see now! So silly! Thank you Mike! Just a momentary brain lapse, I think!I really appreciate your time! Thank you!!!
Nov 29, 201015 yr Ah! I see now! So silly! Thank you Mike! Just a momentary brain lapse, I think!I really appreciate your time! Thank you!!!You're welcome. Good luck on that TEAS!
Hi, everyone.
I'm about to take the TEAS, and I got most of the math right on my practice tests, but this one is throwing me:
(x2+4x+4)-(x2-6x+9)
Those are supposed to be x squared, by the way.
My ATI book for the TEAS V says the answer is 10x-5, but I can only get -2x-5. I'd appreciate any help anyone could give me!
Thanks!