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Solve the equation by factoring: 2x3 - 30x2 + 100x =0
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Adam plans to choose a video game from the section of the store where everything is 75% off. he writes the expression d-0.75d to find the sale price of the game if the original price is d dollars. gena correctly writes another expression, 0.25d, that will also find the sale price of the game if the original price is d dollars. use the drop down menus to explain each part of adams and rena's expression
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What is the explicit formula for this sequence? -7, -4, -1, 2, a.) an = 8 + (b - 1)3 b.) an = -7 + (n - 1)3 c.) an = 3 + (n -1) (-7) d.) an = -7 + (n - )
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