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How do you do the quadratic equation when there are only two numbers, such as -5x and 15, not the three needed?
16 years ago

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bobpursley


-5x + 15=0

a=0 b=-5 c=15

Now, because the a is in the denominator, you can't have zero. So the quadratic formula wont work.

-5x=-15
x=3

So you solve it another way, usually by factoring.

16 years ago

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