Write as a Vector Equality a=x^2+9x-5 , b=-x^2+23x-27 , a-b=0

Problem

a=x2+9*x−5,b=−x2+23*x−27,a−b=0

Solution

1. Identify the components of the vector equation based on the given expressions for a and b

2. Substitute the expressions for a and b into the equation a−b=0

3. Distribute the negative sign through the expression for b

4. Combine like terms to simplify the equation into a single quadratic expression equal to zero.

5. Express the result as a vector equality where the vector containing the variables and constants equals the zero vector.

Final Answer

((x2+9*x−5))−((−x2+23*x−27))=((0))

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