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We want to subtract
from
We set up the subtracttion problem to get:
We expand the parenthesis to get:
Group similar terms:
We simplify to get:
Which dimensions can create only one unique triangle?
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Simplify 
(d - 10) to 
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\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 23(d + 6) x 25(d - 10) - 23(d + 6)
Simplify 23(d + 6) x 25(d - 10) to 575(d + 6)(d - 10) :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575(d + 6)(d - 10) - 23(d + 6)
Then Expand :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575
+ 5750d - 3450d + 34500 - 23d - 138
Now Collect Like Terms :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575 + (5750d - 3450d + 34500 - 23d) + (34500 - 138)
Answer :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575 + 2277d + 34362
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 23(d + 6) x 25(d - 10) - 23(d + 6)
Simplify 23(d + 6) x 25(d - 10) to 575(d + 6)(d - 10) :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575(d + 6)(d - 10) - 23(d + 6)
Then Expand :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575
Now Collect Like Terms :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575
Answer :
\frac{2(d - 10)}{5} [/tex] - 575