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How do you solve this using the quadratic formula? can you explain please?
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How do you solve this using the quadratic formula? can you explain please?

How do you solve this using the quadratic formula? can you explain please?-example-1
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The quadratic formula is (-b+/- sqr (b^2-4ac))/2a
Your variables a b and c come from the equation and are the integers in front of the variables for this problem A=6 B=6 and C=12
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