...yes it IS

The question being asked here is "Find the roots of (x^3)-401(x^2)+380(x)+8000 "

I can tell by the pixels and I've seen and I've seen a lot of roots in my day.

u go to usd?

No. I found this browsing the web.

That is because understanding the process or general idea of, for example, solving equations is more important than actually getting the right answer.

MFW you're in junior high and think not showing steps makes you smart.

Actually in high school, stop making assumptions.

You still suck at maths.

2+2=5.
Doing math like its not shit bruh. Wut.

I was stuck in the retard's math class in 7th grade because I didn't show many steps on my 6th grade final
>mfw I spent an entire year listening my teacher explain what a graph was
>mfw niggers in class wonder why they get a 50 when they sit there studying their AP ebonics

Lucky you. I got sent to the Academic class. I'd rather sit though a class where I know everything then a class where I can't understand a third of what the fuck is going on.
MFW one question took up the entire board.

I think the opposite
I enjoy being challenged and trying to figure out things I don't understand

I understand wanting to challenge your self, and learning new things, but this was not the way! I was getting like 40% (anything below 50% is failing) it was way to fucking hard.

Those ebonics videos.

Like everyone else is saying, they care more about the process than they do the answer.
This shouldn't be a surprise.

The way it goes with my exams is if you get the right answer you'll get full marks; the only time the method really gets checked is when the final answer is wrong and they have to go back to see what you did right and where you went wrong.

This is also because if you make a mistake in an exam and get the wrong answer, working out in your head will get you 0 marks but if you have some evidence of working out written on paper you will get at least some of the marks for that question.

ofc. it's almost always easy to just get the answer, but it is the trip they want to know.

This is to prove that you didn't copy from someone else. I mean just writing the result or taking shorter paths could mean you looked over some guy's shoulder and written what you saw.
That's the logic behind it I guess.

Part of the reason for this is that you can make 2 errors that will compensate for each other and you end up with the right answer or very close

pretend you're a teacher that writes the math problems for students to study from.That way you'll double check if everything is neat and clear for everybody who reads it to understand.

The hell did you even do?

put a space between infinity i think

I see the problem. You put infinity when it is supposed to be a negative sideways 8

And I thought I had it bad with moodle, but dude....I say you fuck the bitch you made this piece of devil software

but how do you feel about mymethlabs?

sounds like something i could use...

Solution. Using braces as exponential notation, and assuming the "x" between two nomials is meant as multiplication, as opposed to the correct notation of "·" (or a dot).

9x{^2233} + 1,687,389x{^1499} + 3x{^744} + 2

Things got messy there, so I could be wrong. I blame the OP who wrote this ass-backwards problem. I also had to assume "xx" was just x{^2} because of the lack of a space. You're welcome to check my answer.

MFW I thought you said 'methlab'.

they are difficult, but it's nice to have something that can give you automatic feedback while learning math. They just need to make it easier to use

It obviously isn't 1, if you apply the Pythagorean function to the first variable and use Newton's third law, we get 99x^2(sqrt(cheezborger)42)/9001, then we use Einstein's theory of General relativity to understand that the answer is equal to the sun's mass in meters multiplied by the amount of time in seconds a quart has, and finally, we carry the one, leaving the answer, 1.

tl;dr it's not 1 it's 1 lrn2maths

You mean something like that?

That's not the issue. The issue is it's the same answer, but with a decimal instead, and the website is retarded and thinks only a fraction is correct.

I know, but I saw some people in the comments complaining about difficult problems and such.

you beautiful, beautiful person. i love you.

Someone's a freshman.

Oh my god I must try this now.

here you go.