Math, asked by Nicole8263, 10 months ago

How do you solve 5(x−2)2=103x+3?

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Answered by mamtaburnawal2911

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5(x-2)2 = 103x + 3

(5x - 10)2 = 103x + 3

10x - 103x = 3+20

-93x = 23

x = -23/93

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