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let x,y,z be the complex number such that x+y+z=2,x^2+y^2+z^=3,x*y*z=4,then 1/(x*y+z-1)+1/(x*z+y-1)+1/(y*z+x-1) is
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-.7y+13.5=7y+31.98
-3y=4x+24
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I have a homework question to use the factor theorem that I need to use Synthetic Substitution with. I did all the work and the divisor is a factor but the equation I have to use t
my homework instructions are "solve by factoring" and one of the problems is 2x^2+9x=0
Lisa and Judy read mystery novels. Judy has read three fewer than five times as many as Lisa. Equation: J=5L-3 Lisa: Judy:
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