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A=6, b= -4, c=8 Find : \frac{a {}^(2) + b }{c - b} Can someone please explain how to solve this .​
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A=6, b= -4, c=8

Find :

\frac{a {}^(2) + b }{c - b}
Can someone please explain how to solve this .​

User Seramme
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Answer:

8/3

Explation:

36-4/8+4= 32/12

reduce the fraction

answer 8/3

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