6 (a + b)2 x2 + 5 (a + b)cx – 6c2 = 0
solve by completing the square
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6(a + b)²x² + 5(a + b)cx - 6c² = 0
⇒(a + b)²x² + (5/6)(a + b)cx - c² = 0
⇒{(a + b)x}² + 2.(5c/12).(a + b) x - c² = 0
adding (5c/12)² both sides,
⇒{(a + b)x}² + 2(5c/12).(a + b)x + (5c/12)² - c² = (5c/12)²
⇒{(a + b)x + 5c/12}² - c² = (5c/12)²
⇒{(a + b)x + 5c/12}² = c² + (5c/12)²
⇒{(a + b)x + 5c/12}² = (144 + 25)c²/144
⇒{(a + b)x + 5c/12}² = (13c/12)²
taking square root both sides,
⇒(a + b)x + 5c/12 = ± 13c/12
⇒(a + b)x = (-5c ± 13c)/12
⇒x = (-5c ± 13c)/12(a + b)
hence, x = -3c/2(a + b) , 2/3(a + b)
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