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Solve by factoring g^2-14s+45=0

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Andrej [43]3 years ago

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➷ First find two values that multiply to make 45 but add to make -14

As you will figure out through trial and error, it is -9 and -5

Factorize it with these values:

(g - 9)(g - 5)

The actual values for g would be the opposite of what is in the parenthesis

Therefore, g = 9, or g = 5

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