Hi there,
I have tried this problem to this point...how to do further?
5+1x3−4y2+3
=5x3+1x3/−4+3y2y2
=5x3+1x3∗y2−4+3y2
=5x3y2+y2−4x3+3x2y2
=2+y2−4x3+1
Is this the answer?..Thanx to anyone who is willing to assist..
Hi,
The second last line looks right but the last line is not correct. :/ (why did you think it was?)
I don't think you can go further than the second last line. I might leave the factorising in but it doesn't matter.
Hi Melody,
it's me, Juriemagic...
uhm, well, this problem is actually one I found on the link you posted me a few days ago on negative indices. I actually notice now that I made an error. I should have had the last line as =2x+y2−4x3+1
because I'm thinking that the 5x3y23x2y2 leaves 2x?