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Previous Question: Given (k+2) x^2 + (k-17)+8=0 Determine the value of k so that (a) the sum of the roots is 0, and (b) the product of the roots is -2. Next Question: if two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, the bisector of a pair of corresponding angles are_______________________ to each other

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