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Re: C3Yes.(Original post by fayled)
3x+1........-............2........+........4
(x+2)^3........(x+2)^2........(x+2)
I got the answer
(4x+13)(x+1)
(x+2)^3
But the answer has (x+2)^2 as the denominator... Is this a typo? -
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Re: C3Sorry about that, I tried. How do I use lateX?(Original post by flown_muse)
I'm sorry but you need to use LateX, I have no idea what that equation is meant to be... -
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Re: C3I meant the answer given in the textbook was squared rather than cubed as I'd got...(Original post by Mr M)
That question does not give your answer or the answer you say they have provided. Typo? -
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Re: C3Your answer is correct. Computer fail on my part.(Original post by fayled)
I meant the answer given in the textbook was squared rather than cubed as I'd got... -
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Re: C3Here you go:(Original post by fayled)
Sorry about that, I tried. How do I use lateX?
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/LaTex
