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30
ind the value of x.
:) (-3)* = -243​

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Answered by ananyaneelala
1

Answer:

The two values of the equations are

x = \frac{121+5\sqrt{143}i}{22}x=

22

121+5

143

i

x = \frac{121-5\sqrt{143}i}{22}x=

22

121−5

143

i

Step-by-step explanation:

As given the equation is written in the form .

\frac{1}{x-3}-\frac{1}{x-8}=\frac{11}{30}

x−3

1

x−8

1

=

30

11

Simplify the above equation

30×[(x-8)-(x-3)] = 11[ (x-3)(x-8)]

30× [x-x -8+3] = 11 × (x²-8x-3x+24)

30×[0-5] = 11 × (x² -11x + 24)

-150 = 11x² - 121x + 264

11x² - 121x + 264 + 150 = 0

11x² - 121x + 414 = 0

Now by using the discriment formula

x = \frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^{2}-4ac}}{2a}x=

2a

−b±

b

2

−4ac

As the general form of the equation is

ax² + bx + c = 0

a = 11 , b = -121 , c = 414

Putting all the values in the formula

x = \frac{-(-121)\pm\sqrt{121^{2}-4\times 11\times 414}}{2\times 11}x=

2×11

−(−121)±

121

2

−4×11×414

x = \frac{121\pm\sqrt{14641-18216}}{22}x=

22

121±

14641−18216

x = \frac{121\pm\sqrt{-3575}}{22}x=

22

121±

−3575

x = \frac{121\pm\sqrt{-3575}}{22}x=

22

121±

−3575

(As i = -1 )

x = \frac{121+5\sqrt{143}i}{22}x=

22

121+5

143

i

x = \frac{121-5\sqrt{143}i}{22}x=

22

121−5

143

i

Answered by adi5500
0

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