Prize to solve this problem

[Zaris]

I'll give a free red tiki mat to whoever can solve this problem.
Use a quadratic equation to find two real numbers that satisfies the situation, or show that no such numbers exsist.
Their sum is 12 and their product is -28
good luck algebra two students. lololol.
i look forward to seeing some answers.
EDIT
i changed the problem, however the previous attempts were a wrong set up so it doenst really change anything.

[Snappi]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

I'll give a free red tiki mat to whoever can solve this problem.
Use a quadratic equation to find two real numbers that satisfies the situation, or show that no such numbers exsist.
Their sum is 7 and their product is 14.
good luck algebra two students. lololol.
i look forward to seeing some answers.

Is this your homework?

:lmao:

[Snappi]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

Wait, there's no number that does that...And if I get it right, I'll brag about it myself

[Zaris]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

Is this your homework?

:lmao:

Wait, there's no number that does that...And if I get it right, I'll brag about it myself

Its ONE problem on my homework, its actually quite easy if you know how to do it. And have a good calculater. But no im already done with this homework, ive moved onto civics but no that is not the answer. Ill let you know that the answer is a set of ordered pairs..

[Snappi]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

I'm in Pre-Algebra so I knew I was going to be of no help...

[FlAmMaBle]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

Never did anything like this in Algebra. Idk but how is a set of ordered pairs a solution doesn't make sence if their real numbers or whatever.

[SuperSoccerGurlie]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

only in pre-algebra, but i will try...

[FlAmMaBle]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

It's probably really easy but I never heard anything stated like that probably a real simple thing it's bothering me don't say answer. I should know i'm in adv algebra.

[Jaybeth]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

Just in algebra..

Ummmmm.... 4.239529857 and 2.13579857?

Yea, no...

They don'y exist? :lol:

[FlAmMaBle]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

I just can't remember. I want to say you use the quad formula or something but idk. The order paired things kind of threw me off still doesn't make sence.

[SuperSoccerGurlie]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

*confused...*

[pinkCHICLETT]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

There is no such thing;
its impossible the only numbers that can go into 14 are 1, 2 and 7.

[SportsGuy]

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3 1/2?

[SportsGuy]

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3 1/2 + 3 1/2 = 7
3.5x3.5=12.25...yeah that doesn't work

[Zaris]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

none so far. it does work. the answer is a possible answer.

[danceguest]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

its a decimal right?

[Zaris]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

its an ordered pair. like (1,-2) Im gonna word it better.
graph the quadratic function that results from the above stated problem, and find the two real solutions by graphing. (thats what the whole thing up there said you just had to know what it meant)

[pinkCHICLETT]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

3.14?
lmaoo

[Rayangelo]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

do u use x & y intercepts? give me a minute im thinking!
nvm u dont! im solving it hold on! im only in algebra im in the 7th grade BTW
im a course ahead.. lets see if i can get this

[pinkCHICLETT]

Re: Prize to solve this problem

do u use x & y intercepts? give me a minute im thinking!
nvm u dont! im solving it hold on! im only in algebra im in the 7th grade BTW
im a course ahead.. lets see if i can get this

:blush:
Oh come on you make me feel stupid; I'm in 9th & in pre algebra..