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Find the Values of X

12p^2+11p-22=0

I'm having some trouble with this math question can somebody please explain it. Please I would like to know how to do it since I have a Benchmark Tomorrow. -thank you

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Jenny

  1. Values of X??

    There is no X in your problem.

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    Ms. Sue

  2. I know, that's what the question asked, but I think that they mean the value for p.

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    Jenny

  4. We can't guess what "they" meant. There is no answer to this question.

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    Ms. Sue

  5. if they did mean p, i think it is just quadratics or something. have a look in your textbook for quadratics.

    Ive forgotten the right way to do it, sorry.

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    bob

  6. Use the quadratic formula to solve for the variable, p.
    I would use google or another search engine to find the formula so you can plug all the numbers in correctly.

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    Lauren

  8. quadradic formula:

    a+/- sqrt[(b^2-4ac)/2a]

    solve for p.

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    ~christina~

  9. correction:

    p= -b+/- sqrt[(b^2-4ac)/2a]

    NOW you can solve for p.

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    ~christina~

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