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si vales valeo
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Where US HWY 59 and 80 cross
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I suck at math. Specifically algebra.
Well, I am taking an online algebra class (Not cause I want to, trust me) and I am having a bit of a problem understanding an example. I would ask the teacher, but he never answers his goddamn email and I need some help now. It's been 9 years since I have done Algebra, and I don't remember a lot of the stuff it is assuming I know. (Don't worry, I am not asking you to do the problems for. Even if I want to.) I think I got everything right up to the point of "simplify." Which sucks because they just kinda jump on me like so: "Now you have: f(x) = 4(x-2)^2-2 NOW SIMPLIFY INTO f(x) = 4x^2-16x+14 CONGRATS ON YOUR ANSWER" How did they turn the first into the second? This sucks because I know I did this back in high school, but its been almost 10 years and yeah no matter how it nags the back of my mind I CAN'T REMEMBER. I don't even remember the name of what they are doing there to look it up! HELP.
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