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2(x^2+6)+3(×-1. ×=5 solve the equation and show your work

2(x^2+6)+3(×-1. ×=5 solve the equation and show your work
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2(x^2+6)+3(×-1. ×=5 solve the equation and show your work

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User Aroth
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Explanation:

2(x^2+6)+3(x-1=

2(5*5+6)+3(5-1=

2(25+6)+3(4=

2(31)+3(4=

62+12=74

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