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Added a second half
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~Derpy Hooves~
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It is nearly impossible, it took me 50 minutes just to get somewhere and i figured out that i made a mistake. I am sure this is not Algebra 1, make it easier. (at least erase that square symbol at the end of the whole thing.)
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Fine then
Give me a minute to come up with a new one
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CardCaptor Sakura
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Make it grade 9 stuff
I was never good at algebra
Geometry is better
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Gold
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No way!
I'm in year 11 so I'm going to make the most of it
Two roots of x^3 +ax^2 +bx - 5 = 0 are equal and rational. Find m
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Eraser
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There's no squared in Algebra I, and at most two variables
I'm taking it right now
Also, some people in my grade are taking algebra II.
8th graders taking Algebra II. Geez.
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Goemetry is way harder, but that's only because of that classic saying: Those who excel at Algebra will most likely fail at Geometry and vice versa.
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Gold
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ok
But screw Algebra 1, just answer the question.
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Eraser
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geez
I don't even know how
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~Derpy Hooves~
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READ THE TITLE, IT SAYS ALGEBRA 1 NOT YEAR 11 MATH! GEEZ... some people are just morons. I'm taking Algebra 1 right now, and I know that that problem is no where near Algebra 1, again read the title before posting BS. You would like your teacher giving you a test about Calculus when you're in Algebra 1? I think not. @Eraser And yes there is squared but not cubed or square rooted. _________________
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Blue
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Alright, someone make another if nobody can solve it. It'd also be nice to have a step-by-step solution from the maker.
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Eraser
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There isn't squared, as far as my gifted Algebra I book says.
Then again, I haven't covered everything.
Sure. Here's one:
2x+3y=20
y+3x=2
Solve with substitution. Or if you want to play with the numbers in the second one a while, you could do multiplication with elimination.
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~Derpy Hooves~
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X=-6
y=8
ok my turn,
y=3x/4+21
-9x+3y=66
How many solutions does this linear equation have?
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Blue
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x² is part of Algebra 1. You probably aren't that far, though.
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