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Use the quadratic formula to solve for the zeros: 2x^2 + 39 = -18

Use the quadratic formula to solve for the zeros: 2x^2 + 39 = -18
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Use the quadratic formula to solve for the zeros: 2x^2 + 39 = -18

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User Jeana
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Answer:

18

Explanation:

2

2

+

3

9

=

−

1

8

2x^{2}+39=-18

2x2+39=−18

2

2

+

3

9

−

(

−

1

8

)

=

0

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User Stckvrw
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8.3k points
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