SOLUTION: how can you write 5-3x=2xsqaured in standard form?

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Question 1039419: how can you write 5-3x=2xsqaured in standard form?

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20054)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!



Standard form is 
where A is a positive number.



Add -2x2 to both sides



Rearrange terms in descending order on the left.
Right side becomes 0:



Since first term is negative, multiply every term by -1:

  <--- that's in standard form.  That's
                        all you were asked to do.  But
                        I'll go ahead and solve it.  

Factor the left side:



Use zero-factor property:

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  ;    
   

Edwin

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