How did my algebra homework get here
This is basically homework he wants us to complete for him... XD
More like: "If A = -x, then x^2 + y^2 = x^2 + (-a^2)". Your minus in "x^2 - a^2" is placed way wrong. Anyway "-x^2 = x^2", becouse "-x * -y = = xy" and "-x * -x = x^2", but not "-(x^2) = x^2". If you take root of each element you would get "-x = x" wich is more philosophical than mathematcal and wayy wrong. Best explaination i can.
A= -y, which means that A^2 is (-y)(-y), or y^2
LPBhacker! you are RIGHT!
Anyway, it's the x^2 + y^2 = x^2 - a^2 part that's wrong. That'd mean that y^2 = -a^2, which is obviously wrong.
How did my algebra homework get here
This is basically homework he wants us to complete for him... XD
I won anything?
4 hard 2 me
why the hate ???
A= -y, which means that A^2 is (-y)(-y), or y^2
IMPOSIBBLE!
LPBhacker! you are RIGHT!
Anyway, it's the x^2 + y^2 = x^2 - a^2 part that's wrong. That'd mean that y^2 = -a^2, which is obviously wrong.