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volunteer | So make | 16,143 | 328 | [] |
student | Oh, so it's different variables, I can't add them, so cause it's | 16,143 | 329 | [] |
volunteer | yeah, you, you would just have to leave it alone. So you can't really | 16,143 | 330 | [] |
volunteer | uh simplify that | 16,143 | 331 | [] |
student | the same goes as subtraction. | 16,143 | 332 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah, so let's say uh | 16,143 | 333 | [] |
volunteer | let's see, 5 XQ | 16,143 | 334 | [] |
volunteer | minus 4 x 2. | 16,143 | 335 | [] |
volunteer | uh what would that be? | 16,143 | 336 | [] |
student | Uh, same things, uh, 5 X cube minus 4 X squared. | 16,143 | 337 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm | 16,143 | 338 | [] |
volunteer | It's good. So | 16,143 | 339 | [] |
volunteer | you can only really do the operation. | 16,143 | 340 | [] |
volunteer | when they're the same | 16,143 | 341 | [] |
student | Mm | 16,143 | 342 | [] |
volunteer | We have 5 X cubed. | 16,143 | 343 | [] |
volunteer | minus 3 X cubed. | 16,143 | 344 | [] |
volunteer | what would that be | 16,143 | 345 | [] |
student | 5 X | 16,143 | 346 | [] |
student | oh wait is it Q | 16,143 | 347 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah, that's it | 16,143 | 348 | [] |
student | Uh, that'll be 2 X cube. | 16,143 | 349 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm. | 16,143 | 350 | [] |
student | that it | 16,143 | 351 | [] |
volunteer | Good job | 16,143 | 352 | [] |
student | Yeah, I got the contact | 16,143 | 353 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah. So that, that's it, that's, that's the important part to remember. | 16,143 | 354 | [] |
volunteer | We're looking at | 16,143 | 355 | [] |
volunteer | the similar exponents or the same exponents. | 16,143 | 356 | [] |
volunteer | and then we're grouping them together, kind of like | 16,143 | 357 | [] |
volunteer | if this helps you | 16,143 | 358 | [] |
volunteer | like you put it in front. So this is the X cubed. | 16,143 | 359 | [] |
volunteer | 5 minus 3. | 16,143 | 360 | [] |
volunteer | and then that would be 2 XQ. | 16,143 | 361 | [] |
student | Yeah | 16,143 | 362 | [] |
volunteer | So this 15. | 16,143 | 363 | [] |
volunteer | plus | 16,143 | 364 | [] |
volunteer | the | 16,143 | 365 | [] |
volunteer | 4 + 4. | 16,143 | 366 | [] |
volunteer | X to the power of 1/2. And then that's how you got the 8. So | 16,143 | 367 | [] |
volunteer | it might help for this problem. | 16,143 | 368 | [] |
volunteer | to kind of write it together or see. | 16,143 | 369 | [] |
volunteer | Group it together and then see | 16,143 | 370 | [] |
volunteer | like kind of like uh | 16,143 | 371 | [] |
volunteer | you put F of X here. | 16,143 | 372 | [] |
volunteer | This might help you | 16,143 | 373 | [] |
volunteer | And then you put GFX there. | 16,143 | 374 | [] |
volunteer | and then you see if you can line up the the numbers. | 16,143 | 375 | [] |
volunteer | with the right coefficients. | 16,143 | 376 | [] |
student | Oh, well, oh yeah, I get you. So I'll be negative. | 16,143 | 377 | [] |
student | 3 X | 16,143 | 378 | [] |
student | 1 | 16,143 | 379 | [] |
student | 3 | 16,143 | 380 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm. | 16,143 | 381 | [] |
student | plus | 16,143 | 382 | [] |
student | 4 | 16,143 | 383 | [] |
student | and | 16,143 | 384 | [] |
student | 1/2 | 16,143 | 385 | [] |
volunteer | Yes | 16,143 | 386 | [] |
volunteer | Yes. | 16,143 | 387 | [] |
student | We'll make this big plus. | 16,143 | 388 | [] |
student | and then on the bottom, we change the color. | 16,143 | 389 | [] |
student | little dark | 16,143 | 390 | [] |
student | because he. | 16,143 | 391 | [] |
student | OK, which is 5. | 16,143 | 392 | [] |
student | X | 16,143 | 393 | [] |
student | 1 | 16,143 | 394 | [] |
student | have | 16,143 | 395 | [] |
student | plus | 16,143 | 396 | [] |
student | 4 X. | 16,143 | 397 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm | 16,143 | 398 | [] |
student | So 4 x + 4, so that'll be | 16,143 | 399 | [] |
student | do what? OK, 4. | 16,143 | 400 | [] |
student | I, mm oh I add them, right? 4x5 plus 4 XF. | 16,143 | 401 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm | 16,143 | 402 | [] |
volunteer | What it would be | 16,143 | 403 | [] |
student | So that'll be 8 XF. | 16,143 | 404 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah. | 16,143 | 405 | [] |
volunteer | It's like | 16,143 | 406 | [] |
volunteer | you're just taking the X/2. | 16,143 | 407 | [] |
volunteer | You'd take it outside. So 4. | 16,143 | 408 | [] |
volunteer | + 4. If that helps you. | 16,143 | 409 | [] |
volunteer | All you're doing is really just uh | 16,143 | 410 | [] |
volunteer | using the coefficient. | 16,143 | 411 | [] |
student | Mm | 16,143 | 412 | [] |
student | So -3 | 16,143 | 413 | [] |
student | um plus 5, that'll be um that'll be 2. | 16,143 | 414 | [] |
student | So | 16,143 | 415 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah. | 16,143 | 416 | [] |
student | 2 | 16,143 | 417 | [] |
student | X | 16,143 | 418 | [] |
student | 3 | 16,143 | 419 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm. | 16,143 | 420 | [] |
volunteer | Yes | 16,143 | 421 | [] |
student | plus, which is where he leads to our plus, well, this is the answer. | 16,143 | 422 | [] |
volunteer | Yup | 16,143 | 423 | [] |
student | and | 16,143 | 424 | [] |
volunteer | So now it's very similar with uh these two, but instead of adding them, | 16,143 | 425 | [] |
volunteer | let's see. | 16,143 | 426 | [] |
volunteer | you would be subtracting them, so you could do another one. | 16,143 | 427 | [] |
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