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Solving by factoring 10p²+6=476

Solving by factoring 10p²+6=476
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Solving by factoring 10p²+6=476

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10p^2+6=476\\ 10p^2-470=0\\ 10(p^2-47)=0\\ p=-√(47) \vee p=√(47)
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10p^2+6=476\\ \\ 10p^2+6-476 =0 \\ \\10p^2-470 =0\ \ /:10 \\ \\ p^2-47 =0 \\ \\(p-√(47))(p+√(47))=0 \\ \\p-√(47)=0 \ \ or \ \ p+√(47) =0 \\ \\p=√(47) \ \ or \ \ p=-√(47)
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