^^^ for starters, start with those two

Find the zeroes of both, plot the points of each of their zeroes. For the second equation, try to factor out or use the quadratic formula.

wdym find 0's? I ended up using a table of values

I was running out of time for the 2 d question so I picked a random one. I'm thinking it was a

I am struggling welding magnetized pipe. Any ideas?

It is academic due to welding being a class

To find the zeroes of an equation, is to solve for a variable when the equation is set to equal zero.

Oh so I just set A to 0. And factor it to find the x intercepts?

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Gimme a sec

alrighty

So basically first you cancel out the x so it’s only on one side, do you remember how to do that?

probably not

Ok so you just look at whichever has the higher number and that’s where you want the x to be

First one should be 6x/7

Don’t just give the answer

or I think. I nearly failed on simplying rational expressions

this was an example

So you want to simplify the 36 and 42 which ends up being 6/7

You have a three on top and a two on the bottom which means the x will go on top

Three minus two is one, which means there will only be one x on top, no power

for exponents multiplying a variable with exponents is adding. Dividing a variable with exponents is subtracting

Then you just find the greatest common factor for the coefficients (numbers before the x)

Don’t forget the negative

If the exponent ends up being negative than it’s going to the denominator

Yes

It’s best if you can factor out first btw

I simplified the fraction

But that’s not how I do it, you check for whichever is higher and that’s where it’ll go

If the bottom has three and the top has two it goes on the bottom

Yes that’s correct

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lmao I'll answer the rest and give it to you guys to check

Got it

Ok no prob :)