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Solve the following quadratic equation. d²-5d+6=0
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Solve the following quadratic equation.
d²-5d+6=0

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answers: d=2 and d=3
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Answer:


d=2 and
d=3

Explanation:


d^2-5d+6=0


(d-2)(d-3)=0


d=2 and
d=3

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