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mohamadh95
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consider the equation:
ax^2+bx=c
imagine that the constant c is divided into to parts:
c=Z+Y
where ax^2= Z and bx=Y
so basically could we say c is part area and part length?? Sorry if the question is not explained better but that's the best way I came up with to describe it.
ax^2+bx=c
imagine that the constant c is divided into to parts:
c=Z+Y
where ax^2= Z and bx=Y
so basically could we say c is part area and part length?? Sorry if the question is not explained better but that's the best way I came up with to describe it.