Math, asked by meaditi0311, 9 months ago

6√3x²+7x=√3 solve by factorization ​

Answers

Answered by mamathi6
0

Answer:

You get two solutions:

x

1

=

2

3

x

2

=

3

Explanation:

You can use the Quadratic Formula:  

x

1

,

2

=

b

±

b

2

4

a

c

2

a

;

Your equation is in the form:

a

x

2

+

b

x

+

c

=

0

Where:

a

=

3

b

=

7

c

=

6

so, using these values into the Quadratic Formula you get:

x

1

,

2

=

7

±

49

+

72

6

=

7

±

11

6

=

you get two solutions:

x

1

=

2

3

x

2

=

3

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by yashaswini3679
5

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\implies 6√3x² + 7x = √3

\implies 6√3x² + 7x - √3 = 0

\implies 6√3x² + 9x - 2x - √3 = 0

\implies 3√3x(2x + √3) - 1(2x + √3) = 0

\implies (2x + √3) (3√3x - 1) = 0

\implies x = - √3/2 or 1/3√3

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