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2x^2+x-528=0
Find the roots

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Answer:

 -\frac{33}{2} ,\: 16\: are \\</p><p>roots \: of \: given \: quadratic\\equarion

Step-by-step explanation:

 Given \: quadratic \: equation:\\2x^{2}+x-528=0

Splitting the middle term, we get

 \implies 2x^{2}+33x-32x-528=0

 \implies 2x^{2}+33x-16×2x-16×33=0

\implies x(2x+33)-16(2x+33)=0

\implies (2x+33)(x-16)=0

\implies (2x+33)=0\:Or\:x -16=0

\implies 2x=-33\:Or\:x=16

\implies x=-\frac{33}{2}\:Or\:x=16

Therefore,

 -\frac{33}{2} ,\: 16\: are \\</p><p>roots \: of \: given \: quadratic\\equarion

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