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OpenStudy (chrisisdope1):

5x^2+20=20x

OpenStudy (chrisisdope1):

\[5x ^{2}+20=20x\]

OpenStudy (campbell_st):

just divide every term bu 5... then it will be easy to factor

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

like a first step subtract from both sides 20x and after this factoriz out 5 from both terms

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

5x^2 -20x +20 = 0 5(x^2 -4x +4) = 0

OpenStudy (chrisisdope1):

thats not the answer

alones (alones):

Subtract 20x from both sides \[5x^2+20−20x=20x−20x\] \[5x^2−20x+20=0\] Than factor left side of equation \[5(x−2)(x−2)=0 \]

alones (alones):

at last se et factors equal to 0, which would look like this \[x−2=0 \] or \[x−2=0\] \(\ x=2 \) should be your answer

OpenStudy (chrisisdope1):

thamk you so much kinda late but thats the answer i needed lol

alones (alones):

Sorry, lol if you need any other help just tag meh..

OpenStudy (chrisisdope1):

alright thanks

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