If AB= 2x+1 and BC=5x-14 Find AC

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zloy xaker [14]3 years ago

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A=(2x+1)/B
C=(5x-14)/B

AC=(2x+1)/B * (5x-14)/B
AC=(10x² - 23x - 14)/BE

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