[Yo, math teacher smart]
I always fail my math tests, but I always try my best . . . and I hate when I get something wrong . . . but I feel like I am getting better. When my teacher told me "You always fail your tests" I said "Well, I learn from my mistakes"
Then my teacher said:
"if you really learn from your mistakes, why are you so afraid of making them?"
I don't know . . .
Someone help so I can tell my teacher the answer tomorrow . . .

Its true that you can learn from your mistakes, but that's only if you don't neglect your mistakes and try to learn from them.

Its natural t be afraid of making mistakes, but there isn't anything bad in making them (Everyone makes mistakes)

In conclusion: You are afraid in making mistakes because you are afraid to fail your test or just the fact to get something wrong. You hope to get a perfect score. But if you don't get that wished score, there is still a hope and a benefit. You can check through your mistakes and learn from them.

Just tell your teacher that you always hope to get a good grade on test, that's why you are afraid to get mistakes . . . but even you don't get a good score, you have a chance to learn from your mistakes and have a higher chance of a getting a good score next time.

Hello, please consider the following.

Task 1 - solve the following system

Part 1 - algebraically

y=y, right? So, we can write.

We will come up with an equation to solve, that we can solve by completing the square, or using the discriminant, or factorising knowing the sum and the product of the zeroes.

Part 2 - graphically

I attached the graph of the line and the parabola.

And then we check for the intersection points.

Here, we can see that there is one point of intersection for x = -2 and then y = 0.

Task 2 - Polynomial Identities.

Part 1 - Square

Let's take 30=50-20=10(5-2)

Using this formula, we just need to compute smaller squares, so it helps for the computation.

Part 2 - Cubic

Let's take 9 and 14.

This is the same idea here where we have to compute smaller numbers.

Thank you