I am confused. I believe it is 5(x^2+2)=45 Here is the problem: 5 times the square of a number and 2 is 45.

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I am confused. I believe it is 5(x^2+2)=45

Here is the problem: 5 times the square of a number and 2 is 45.

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Answer:

x=2.16/x= -4.16

Explanation:

you must use quadratic formula if the solved equation cannot be factorised

I am confused. I believe it is 5(x^2+2)=45 Here is the problem: 5 times the square-example-1

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