Another algebra problem please?

Question

(x + 3)(x - 3) when x = - 4

Answer 1

-1*-7= 7

7

Answer 2

wow.do ur hw ur self sweety

Answer 3

(x+3)(x-3)

so just replace x with -4 and...

(-4+3)(-4-3)

solve inside the parenthesis

(-1)(-7)

just multiply and

-1*-7= 7

Answer 4

this is wuite simple.

plug -4 into all teh x spots

(-4+3)(-4-3)

then solve the stuff in the () then multiple those 2 answers together to get ur final answer... hope that helps

Answer 5

(x+3)(x-3)

(-4+3)(-4-3)

solve each in the parenthesis then solve

(-1)(-7)

a negative * a negative is a positive

7

Answer 6

Simply replace the Xes with the -4 and solve inside the parentheses first, then multiply both terms together.

x+3  = -4+3  = -1

x-3  = -4-3  = -7

-1 x -7 = 7

Answer 7

(-4+3)(-4-3)

(-1)(-7)

I'll leave the rest up to you.. Wouldn't want to spoil all the fun.

Answer 8

rewrite the question with -4 anywhere you see an x

(-4+3)(-4-3)=

then follow the order of operations

Answer 9

(x + 3)(x - 3) when x = - 4

x times x = x^2

+3 times -3 = -9

so you have x^2 - 9

-4^2 =16

16-9=7

=7

You can also do it like this:

(x + 3)(x - 3) when x = - 4

-4 + 3 =-1

-4 - 3 = -7

-1 x -7 = 7

=7

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