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X2-7x+12=0
So (3*4=12 and3+4=7 / the bigger number takes the 7 sign (-/+) )
So (x-4=0)(x-3=0)
X=4. X=3
Note when the last number sign is + they both take the bigger number sign and when it’s - they are different
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