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Find the quotient. (6x2 - x - 40) = (5 + 2x)

Find the quotient. (6x2 - x - 40) = (5 + 2x)
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Find the quotient.
(6x2 - x - 40) = (5 + 2x)

User Pillblast
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Answer:

factoring: x=3 discriminant: 1089

Explanation:

Let's solve your equation step-by-step.

6x2−x−40=5+2x

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