Am getting the hang of this but I still need help so may I please get help with this equation -7a+6a^2-10

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by Vikko

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-7a+6a^2-10
I am assuming you are solving to get a zero, in which case a=2

Pygirl answered Oct 12, 2016

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The factors are (a - 2) and (6a + 5) . If the expression is equal to zero, then 'a' can be 2, and 'a' can be -5/6 .

Sammy answered Oct 17, 2016

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