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3 years ago

Can some please tell me the answer

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n200080 [17]3 years ago

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Because it doesnt have the same base number (the 3 and 2)

Kobotan [32]3 years ago

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They are not the same number. to do that it would have to be 3 and a 3 or 2 and a 2 can not combine unlike terms.

i think you had understand !

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Part A

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$P(x)=-35x^2+280x-900\\P'(x)=-70x+280\\-70x+280=0\\-70x=-280\\$Divide both sides by -70\\x=4$

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