SOLUTION: 6x(squared)-10+27x=180

Question 141072This question is from textbook geometry
: 6x(squared)-10+27x=180 This question is from textbook geometry

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6x^2-10+27x=180
6x^2+27x-10-180=0
6x^2+27x-190=0
using the quadratic equation:we get:
x=(-27+-sqrt[27^2-4*6*-190])/2*6
x=(-27+-sqrt[729-4560])/12
x=(-27+-sqrt[5289)/12
x=(-27+-72.7255)/12
x=(-27+72.7255)/12
x=45.7255/12
x=3.81 answer.
x=(-27-72.7255)/12
x=(-99.7255)/12
x=-8.31 answer.

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