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Algebra problem

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Originally posted by: dullard
Originally posted by: shuan24
nice approach dullard, I just did it in a different way. 😱

(but by using the quadratic equation it is more versatile than having a perfect root)
Trying to teach someone in college algebra how to factor is like trying to teach a rock to swim. Thus I use the brute force method in situations like this. Of course my method will be difficult to show coder1 that x^3 has three solutions that all happen to be 5. So we must take your approach on that one. Good luck on the swim lessons.



I may have to get a direct phone number from you. Do you take credit cards??????????


Not J/K 😀
 
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