a maths exam Q i am stuck on

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Mr_Threepwood said:
The anwser is y=-5 or y=0 , either will solve the equation so eitehr is the answer. This is like a grade 10 factoring question guys come on :). A quadratic function will always have 2 roots, unless it has a double root or complex roots.

Yes and very easy grade 10 maths I can vouch for that being in grade 10 myself. Well easy for myself anyway.
 
3lite Bullet said:
I hope you did the hole thing in paint. Because well to be honest if you didn't your handwriting lacks alot.
On Topic - As everyone before me as mentioned yes it does equal -5

lol ya i said:


my paint skills are lacking.. so excuse the scribbles.
 
ooo yea!! i remember now! (well, vaguely once being told to factorise...)

thanks alot! the trick now is to rememeber this!

(sorry i didnt reply sooner, somehow i am not suscribed to my own thread....)
 
Mr_Threepwood said:
The anwser is y=-5 or y=0 , either will solve the equation so eitehr is the answer. This is like a grade 10 factoring question guys come on :). A quadratic function will always have 2 roots, unless it has a double root or complex roots.
I remember how too do this but its been awhile since ive taken a math class (actually had one last semester but i slept through most of it :p ). I love doing these kind of questions but i tend to over anaylize anything i see, so they tend to be much for diffecult. :(

Good job Aliasaid.:D
 
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