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What are the solutions to the equation? 5w^2+10w=40

What are the solutions to the equation? 5w^2+10w=40
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What are the solutions to the equation? 5w^2+10w=40

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Move all terms to the left side, and set equal to zero. Then set each factor equal to zero.
w = 2, -4.
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