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Luda [366]3 years ago

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Answer:

primero debemos resolver la ecuacion sumamos 3d mas 10d luego pasamos el mumero 8 al otro lado entonces se convertira en negativo 8 el resulatdo de esta ecuacion sera 13d elevado al cubo =-8

13d^{3}=-8 entonces

entonces remplazamos en la formula cuadratica 3d=a 0=b -8=c y lo rremplazas en la formula cuadratica

Step-by-step explanation:

First we must solve the equation we add 3d plus 10d then we pass the number 8 to the other side then it will become negative 8 the result of this equation will be 13d cubed = -8

13d 3 = - 8 then

then we replace in the quadratic formula 3d = a 0 = b -8 = c and you replace it in the quadratic formula

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