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kevin got 100.000+6+100+4×10+3×1 points playing the video game.Ryan got seven hundred forty thousand. sixty four pounts playing

the same game Who got the most points

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ryan

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$-17=a*3^{2}+b*3+c\\ c=-9a-3b-17$

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$-9a-3b-17=25a+5b-17\\-9a-3b-17=-2$

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$-9a-3b-17=-25a+5b-17\\a=\frac{b}{2}$

Substitute $a=\frac{b}{2}$ into the second equation

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$y=-x^{2}-2x-2$

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