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Solve for d: 3d^2 + d − 10 = 0.

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Answer:

The values of d are -2 and 5/3.

Explanation:

The given equation is


3d^2+d-10=0

We need to solve for d.

Splitting the middle term we get


3d^2+6d-5d-10=0


3d(d+2)-5(d+2)=0


(d+2)(3d-5)=0

Using zero product property we get


d+2=0\Rightarrow d=-2


3d-5=0\Rightarrow d=(5)/(3)

Therefore, the values of d are -2 and 5/3.

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