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Can you explain why when I do (x-4)^2-15 = 0, I can't do x=4+15 assuming that (x-4) are the two factors? But instead I have to +15 on both sides and sqrt both side and then +4.
I'm only about a minute into the video and I've now learnt more about turning points than in several 50-minute maths lessons. Thank you!
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Surprisingly easy to find the turning point from just a and b. Many thanks!
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You're so good at teaching, my math teacher doesn't do ANYTHING useful so I'm always left clueless at the end of each class. I have a math mock exam tomorrow and omg this video helped me SO MUCH! I might not totally fail thanks to you! ^.^ Thank you!
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At 5:50 ish why do you move the graph for to the right not the left? You said it become (4,-15) so why does the 4 become positive? Thanks :)
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Can you explain why when I do (x-4)^2-15 = 0, I can't do x=4+15 assuming that (x-4) are the two factors? But instead I have to +15 on both sides and sqrt both side and then +4.
Is thus foundation?
No this would be Higher! 👍
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5:23 its wrong because a minus and minus makes plus so shouldn't it be positive 16 not negative
I'd recommend you watch my video on Completing the Square. If you expand the brackets, it is +16, that's why we put -16 afterwards, to give zero
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