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Twice a number is subtracted from its square is equal to six more than three times the number. Find both possible numbers. PLS HELP ASAP!​

Twice a number is subtracted from its square is equal to six more than three times the number. Find both possible numbers. PLS HELP ASAP!​
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Twice a number is subtracted from its square is equal to six more than three times the number. Find both possible numbers. PLS HELP ASAP!​

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User Ceryni
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Answer:

x=6, x=-1

Explanation:

Simple. Trial and error.

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