X²+7x+10=0 a=1, b=7, c=10 b²-4ac=(7)²-4(1) (10) =49-4(10) =49-40 =9

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X²+7x+10=0 a=1, b=7, c=10 b²-4ac=(7)²-4(1) (10) =49-4(10) =49-40 =9

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Answer:

X=5

X=2

Explanation:

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