Author Topic: ALGEBRA SUCKS. ASSDKJHASKJDFH  (Read 2984 times)

Someone do my homework.   Write an equation in slope intercept formfor the line that passes through (-5,1) and (1,-1).
I have no idea how to do mine though :c

are you all taking algebra I or some stuff?
because that's when I learned this stuff

are you all taking algebra I or some stuff?
because that's when I learned this stuff
That's the class i'm in now.
We learned nothing in middle school except "OH HAY THIS IS A VARIABLE AND THIS IS EXPONENTS BAI"

If this is correct i will love you forever.
then get ready to love him forever, he's right

then get ready to love him forever, he's right
<3
Also i have a whole page to do and i have no scanner ;_;

I'm in AP Calculus as a Junior in high school

I would help but I'm kinda busy xD
Sorry dood.
yay for geometry

I would do it if i had any idea what the forget i was looking at.

Obviously your Algebra teacher didn't take English class, or else he/she would know the alphabet starts with 'a' and has no numbers in it.

loving HELP ME WITH MY ALGEBRA HOMEWORKS SO I DONT FAIL PLEASE.
I'M CONFUSED AND I LEARNED NONE OF THIS LAST YEAR.
Help will be appreciated :c

Problem 1:

Simplify each algebraic expression below, if possible. If not possible state why.

a:  3y+2y+y^2+5+y
b:  3y^2+2xy+1+3x+y+2x^2
c:  3xy+5x+2+3y+x+4
d:  4m+2mn+m^2+m+3m^2


a. = 6y+y^2+5


I would do it if i had any idea what the forget i was looking at.
like terms are terms with the same thing at the end
I don't remember what it's called, but the thing I'm talking about is the variable and the exponent, if there is one
for example
5 and 7 are like terms
5y and 7 are not like terms
5y and 7y are
4y^2 and 4y are not

you can add and subtract between like terms, but you can't add or subtract unlike terms
but you can multiply and divide unlike terms
for example
5y^2 + 3y + 2y + 9y^2 = 14y^2 + 5y
5 * 7y = 35y
5 * 2y^3 = 10y^3

do you understand any better now?

like terms are terms with the same thing at the end
I don't remember what it's called, but the thing I'm talking about is the variable and the exponent, if there is one
for example
5 and 7 are like terms
5y and 7 are not like terms
5y and 7y are
4y^2 and 4y are not

you can add and subtract between like terms, but you can't add or subtract unlike terms
but you can multiply and divide unlike terms
for example
5y^2 + 3y + 2y + 9y^2 = 14y^2 + 5y
5 * 7y = 35y
5 * 2y^3 = 10y^3

do you understand any better now?
yes.
But numbers confuse the hell out of me for some reason.
I tested much higher than advanced in every other subject :c

Algebra is too freaking easy.

Learn2math people.