Math, asked by moderngirl37, 13 days ago

5x square + 7x square + 3 × 3x +2

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Answered by ayush73777381
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Answer:

Solve 3x  

2

−5x+2=0 by completing the square method.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given 3x  

2

−5x+2=0

Here, the coefficient of x  

2

 is 3 and it is not a perfect square.

∴ Multiply the equation throughout by 3.

⇒(3x  

2

−5x+2=0)×3∴9x  

2

−15x+6=0

Now, half of the coefficient of x is  

2

5

.∴b=  

2

5

 and b  

2

=(  

2

5

)  

2

 

So, 9x  

2

−15x+(  

2

5

)  

2

−(  

2

5

)  

2

+6=0,(3x)  

2

−15x+(  

2

5

)  

2

=(  

2

5

)  

2

−6

(3x−  

2

5

)  

2

=  

4

25

−6=  

4

1

 

(Taking square root on both the sides)

∴3x−  

2

5

=±  

2

1

 

∴3x−  

2

5

=±  

2

1

 or 3x−  

2

5

=−  

2

1

 

3x=  

2

1

+  

2

5

          3x=  

2

5

−  

2

1

 

3x=  

2

6

=3            3x=  

2

4

=2

∴x=1           x=  

3

2

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