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Write 5-6x -x^2 in form a-(x+b)^2.

Write 5-6x -x^2 in form a-(x+b)^2.
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Write 5-6x -x^2 in form a-(x+b)^2.

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See the image uploaded for step by step explanation. thank you

Write 5-6x -x^2 in form a-(x+b)^2.-example-1
User Joseph Ditton
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Answer:

4-(x-3)²

Explanation:

5-6x-x²

=4-x²-6x+9

=4-(x-3)²

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