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12=(m^2-5m)^2+(m^2-5m) find m
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\[12=(m ^{2}-5m)^2+(m ^{2}-5m)\]
12=(m^2-5m)^2+(m^2-5m) 12 = m(m^3 - 10m^2 + 26x - 5) x = -.5413, 1, 4, 5.5 -- used graphing calcu
I need to know how to do it algebraically
nevermind. I solved it. thanks anyways
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