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-1 = a[(-6)^2 - (-12)(-6) + 27] Solve for a
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\[a=-\frac{1}{69} \]
\[-1=a[(-6)^2-(-12)(-6)+27]\]\[-1=a[(36)-(72)+27]\]\[-1=a[-36+27]\]\[-1=a[-9]\]\[-1=-9a\]\[\frac{ 1 }{ 9 }=a\]I got this @robtobey
That's what I got also, I just wanted to make sure it was right. Thank you!
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