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I need to use a quadratic formula to solve the equation: 3p(squared)+16p+5=0
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you gotta crunch it out
a=3, b=16 and c=5, now plug these into the quadratic formula
\[3p^2+15p+p+5=0\] \[3p(p+5)+1(p+5)=0\]
\[(p+5)(3p+1)=0\]
all i did was find 2 factors of a*c that have product a*c and have sum b and then i replaced bp with 15p+1p
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i guess there is no need for the quadratic formula
if you want to use you can but i prefer not to use it
when possible
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