Solve the following quadratic by factoring. x² + 3x – 40 = 0 A. X = -8, x=5 B. X= 8, x=5 C. X=8,x= -5

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Grant Gibson asked Aug 13, 2022

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Solve the following quadratic by factoring. x² + 3x – 40 = 0

A. X = -8, x=5

B. X= 8, x=5

C. X=8,x= -5

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Grant Gibson asked Aug 13, 2022

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B I kno this because I worked the problem out correctly

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That would be A!

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