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Solving for A.

STEP 1 ● Add -bx to both sides.
ax^2 + bx + c + -bx = 0 + -bx
ax^2 + c = -bx

STEP 2 ● Add -c to both sides.
ax^2 + c + -c = -bx + -c
ax^2 = -bx -c

STEP 3 ● Divide both sides by x^2
ax^2 / x^2 = -bx -c / x^2
a = -bx -c / x^2

ANSWER ● a = -bx -c / x^2

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