yeah. you'll learn the trick. it's also depends on the teacher. For advance functions, my teacher allow calculators, but for calculus and vectors, we don't

yeah. once you expand most terms cancel out except for a^3 + b^3

so are you doing examples where you are given a but not b

does it work with a^3 - b^3

I don't wanna write the equation again

you mean "a^3 + (blank)^3 = (a + *blank*) (a^2 - a*blank* + blank^2)

yea

idk but it doesn't sound too bad once I get the hang of it

yup. if you refer back to the original image, the red sign is opposite to the original operation.

it shouldn't be too hard. function & advance function are very easy.

I know some of my classmates are already studying on grade 12 stuff or something

i can't remember if we ever have a *blank* situation that i just depicted. but we would probably have an equivalent equation in different forms that us to find b and/or subtitute b with a related equation to a

oh yeah. my vietnamese friends came over already learning all this stuff

like 2 of my classmates know 100 digits of pi

How useful is factoring perfect cubes btw

I was surprised on how useful factoring is in the first place

most of what you learn in class isn't applicable in real life, i think 😂 . but maybe i'm bias. i'm not in a field that requires heavy math, so i can't speak to all fields.

That is all.

*physics ptsd itches up again*

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Ok

Hey

Perfect cubes as in 9x^2 - 49?

Yea

Factoring is really helpful in parabolas

holy shit this is awesome

now i have a reason to use discord when im working

Yessir

Can someone help me with some Algebra 2?

One sec

I'm not that smart man

Ask @cha_rless he probably help you

okey

Quadratics

Tell me if that is correct

You might want to simply the equation by making m^-7 to the numerator for the answer to equal m^7z. 🙂

Also, I think that is actually m^11.

Oh true. I forgot to put the m^-7 up. Could have make my job easier

Fix the calculations on the exponents.

Yeah you are right its m^11