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how to solve k^2+3k=108
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k^2+3k-108=0 k^2+12k-9k-108=0 k(k+12)-9(k+12)=0 (k-9)(k+12)=0 k=9 and k=-12
k^2 +3k - 108 = 0 (k+12)(k-9)=0 k=9 and k=-12
try factoring as \[(x-9)(x+12)=0\]
When the coefficient of x^2 is 1, then you can look for 2 numbers that add up to the x-coefficient of x and multiply together to give the constant. Often works with "made up" problems.
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