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Factor 8k^2-6k-5

 Feb 26, 2017

Best Answer 

 #10
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Sir CPhill has a pet rock. It’s actually a bolder that he often chases up and down a hill.smiley

 Mar 9, 2017
 #1
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Is the last number supposed to be positive?

 Feb 26, 2017
 #2
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The answer is (2k+1)(4k-5) I think.

 Feb 26, 2017
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No, its negative. That whats written in my textbook. 

 Feb 26, 2017
 #4
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Is (2k+1)(4k-5) right though?

 Feb 26, 2017
 #5
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Yes (2k+1)(4k-5) is right.

 Feb 26, 2017
 #6
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The second Guest's answer is correct....

 

 

 

cool cool cool

 Feb 26, 2017
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Yes its right! Thank you :)

 Feb 26, 2017
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Hi Chris. Out of curiosity, do you have any pets?

 Feb 26, 2017
 #9
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um... @MysticalJaycat who is chris?

 Feb 26, 2017
 #10
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+7
Best Answer

Sir CPhill has a pet rock. It’s actually a bolder that he often chases up and down a hill.smiley

GingerAle Mar 9, 2017
 #11
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To be technically correct, GA.......I chase the boulder up the hill.......but......it usually chases me back down!!!.....however......most of the time......I farm this duty out to  Sisyphus......so......my "pet rock" is really more his "pet rock"

 

Uh.....wait just a sec....I think I see him now.....

 

 

 

cool cool cool

 Mar 9, 2017
 #12
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You know, I am often amazed how many pets seem to like the friendly neighbor more than they do their master or mistress.  smiley

 

For over twelve years, I’ve volunteered at a pet shelter, and we’ve had about every kind of pet you might think of: Along with dogs, cat and birds, there have been many reptiles (including an alligator), snakes (including the poisonous kind) and even monkeys (never a chimp, but one works there, thoughlaugh), but one thing we’ve never had was a pet rock. I should bring one in.smiley

 Mar 9, 2017

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