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6x raised to the power of 2 - 5x - 56 = 2x -7??

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  1. oh gosh I feel old, I forgot the term... I think it's a 'triple tri'-- triple trinomial.

    (6x^2)- (2-5x)=2x-7

                   -2x-7 -2x-7

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    6x^2-(the sum)=0 then you double bubble and solve. I don't wanna tell you everything though, since its your work. But I hope this help jogged your memory of what to do next :)

    oops, that spacing didnt come out right. its suppose to be:

    2-5x and under it, -2x-7. you subtract 2x-7 from 2-5x


  2. lol...I'm learning this c**p in summer school right now...I wasnt paying attention so..i dont know how to do it..lol
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