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Solve: 6^(n+1)>=10. Round to four decimals.

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Previous Question: ok so i have a factoring polynomials test and im so confued!! the problem is 9b^2-20 i know that its prime but i dont know why its prime! please help!! Next Question: A triangle has sides 3x+7, 4x-9 and 5x+6. Find the polynomial that represents its perimter. HELP!

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