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If the common factor of the two polynomials x^2+ax+40, 3x^2-10x+b is x-4, find the value of b-a for the constants a and b.

If the common factor of the two polynomials x^2+ax+40, 3x^2-10x+b is x-4, find the value of b-a for the constants a and b.
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If the common factor of the two polynomials x^2+ax+40, 3x^2-10x+b is x-4, find the value of b-a for the constants a and b.

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Step-by-step explanation: I d k

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