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Find the value of c -(x-5)(x+c)=x^2+2x-35
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Find the value of c -(x-5)(x+c)=x^2+2x-35

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Answer:

c= ( 2 x + 7 ) ( x − 5 ) / 6 − x

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User Nilay Singh
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Answer:

Erm

Explanation:

I think not

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