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The product of the roots of 5 - 2m - 3m2 = 0 is:

The product of the roots of 5 - 2m - 3m2 = 0 is:
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The product of the roots of 5 - 2m - 3m2 = 0 is:

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the fraction -5/3

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1 * −5/3 = -5/3

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