SOLUTION: if you subtract 13 times a number from three times its square, the result is 10.
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Question 294488: if you subtract 13 times a number from three times its square, the result is 10.
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3X^2-13X=10
3X^2-13X-10=0
(3X+2)(X-5)=0
3X+2=0
3X=-2
X=-2/3 ANS.
X-5=0
X=5 ANS.
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