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Is it possible to solve this problem with the grouping method? It ask to use the grouping method on this to simplify but I think it is not possible.
a²x + bx - a²z - bx
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Or does it become
(x - z) (a^4 - b²) ?
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a²x + bx - a²z - bx
a²x - a²z
a²(x-z)
Why did the vector cross the road?
It wanted to be normal.
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Hello, Kurtz!
Is it possible to solve this problem with the grouping method?
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oops thx that makes a lot more sense because I mess up on writing the problem
it was supposed to be a²x + bx - a²z - bz
thx for overlooking that mistake. and thx so much for helping me.
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How did soroban know that the last term was supposed to be -bz?
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If you assume that the person setting the question did make a 'do-able' problem then a sign error making it impossible must be a typo. Over the years I've seen a few.
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