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I have a problem that I am trying to solve by factoring: X^2 - 13x = - 12

30 Jun 2008 19:35

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X^2 -13x = - 12 X^2 - 13 x +12 = 0 X^2 - 13x + 12 (X - 12) (X - 1)=0 So the answer is (X - 12) (X - 1) =0, so X can be 12 or 1.

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