Math, asked by salunkhetejas17, 9 months ago

In the general form of the quadratic equation ×²+3×=5 what are the values of 'a' and ' c'

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Answered by pardeepkumar21599

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Answer:

a=3 c=5 give likes please

Answered by ritu16829

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Answer:

general equation is: ax^2+bx+c=0

by comparing the coefficients

a=1 and c=-5

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