Macaulay's Method: Solving for B and A

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The discussion revolves around a user seeking assistance with Macaulay's Method, specifically in solving for variables B and A in a given equation. The original equation's accuracy is questioned, and the user is unsure how to proceed from their last calculation. Another participant offers feedback by marking corrections on the user's work and prompts them to solve for B and A. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in the initial equation to effectively solve the problem. Overall, the thread highlights the collaborative effort to understand and apply Macaulay's Method correctly.
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Hi.
I have attached the question and my attempt at the answer.
I am not sure if I have the original equation correct and am not sure where to go from the last equation I have shown. Any help would be great.
Thanks.
 

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mariechap89: I have marked corrections on your paper. Can you now solve for B and A? After that, can you solve the problem?
 

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