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    Exam 8: Quadratic Equations, Functions, and Inequalities
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    Use Completing the Square to Solve the Equation\(g ^ { 2 } + g - 2 = 0\)
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Use Completing the Square to Solve the Equation g2+g−2=0g ^ { 2 } + g - 2 = 0g2+g−2=0

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Use completing the square to solve the equation. g2+g−2=0g ^ { 2 } + g - 2 = 0g2+g−2=0

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