(2x – 10) (x+6) = 0 solve the equation

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Iza asked Oct 23, 2023

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(2x – 10) (x+6) = 0 solve the equation

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Iza asked Oct 23, 2023

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2x^2-60 - Should be the answer, not too sure though?

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Therefore x is either 6 or 5.

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