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![]() I have a test tomorrow. First if any one knows any good Math A sites? Plus would anyone know how to solve this problem? Could you explain it? Please.
![]() Solve the following quadratic equation. x2-3x-10=0 |
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![]() I dont know, but I boiled it down to x.x-10=3x
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I found the answer. x-3x-10=0. (The 2 is an power for x. Forget the Dots) It is (x-5)(x+2) -5,2 |
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![]() the answer is x=5, or -2
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![]() Can you explain to me how you came up with that solution?
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![]() x^2-3x-10=0
that's how it starts (this is a quadratic equation) then i factored for exampla: (x-m) (x+n) and the original is ax^2+bx+c=0 m+n must equal b, and mn must equal c. -5 and 2 add up to -3 and they multiply to get -10 therefore, it is (x-5)(x+2)=0 either x-5=0, or x+2=0 therefore x=5, or -2 now who do u think is going to win mathcounts? do u get how i did it?
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