Please solve for "a" f(d)=ad^2+b100+10

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Alenkinab [10]3 years ago

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$f(d)=ad^2+b100+10\\
f(d)=ad^2+100b+10\\
ad^2=f(d)-100b-10\\
a=\dfrac{f(d)-100b-10}{d^2}$

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