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How many values of x must be excluded in the expression x-2/(x+9)(x-5)?
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How many values of x must be excluded in the expression x-2/(x+9)(x-5)?

How many values of x must be excluded in the expression x-2/(x+9)(x-5)?-example-1
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Answer: The correct answer is 2

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User Salomon BRYS
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Two because she nice the bottom is factor that means the degree of the expression is 2 because you’ll get x^2 if you multiply it out
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