Math, asked by bharatishukla, 10 months ago

-4y*square-4y-1.using the fourth identity


dna63: Are you saying about quadratic formula
bharatishukla: nope
dna63: then...what is the fourth identity
bharatishukla: =(a+x)(a+b)
dna63: you mean factorisation method
bharatishukla: yes
dna63: okay I answer your question... thanks
bharatishukla: reminding you the question is,,4y*square-4y-1

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Answered by dna63
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\textbf{\underline{\pink{\underline{\large{Step by step Explanation:-}}}}}

\mathrm{-4y^{2}-4y-1=0}

\mathrm{\implies{-(-4y^{2}-4y-1)=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{4y^{2}+4y+1=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{(2y)^{2}+4y+1=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{(2y)^{2}+2\times{2y}\times{1}+1^{2}=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{(2y+1)^{2}=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{2y+1=0}}

\mathrm{\implies{2y=-1}}

\mathrm{\implies{y=\frac{-1}{2}}}

\mathrm{\boxed{\red{y=\frac{-1}{2}}}}

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