Math, asked by arjunkrish, 1 year ago

complete square meathod

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Answered by RJRishabh

bro please recheck your question ... the question must be 4x ^2 + 4√3x + 3 = 0..

here is your answer bro !!
hope you'll mark me brainliest ..
cheers !!

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arjunkrish: bro i posted questions pls answers it

Answered by MASTER4G

complete sqare method is very easy

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arjunkrish: can u solve it 4 me

MASTER4G: ya of course. let me see the question

RJRishabh: i have already solved

arjunkrish: but i complete square meathod

MASTER4G: ??

arjunkrish: i need in complete square meathod pls bro

RJRishabh: please again ask the question in brainly ... I'll solve it 100%

arjunkrish: ok

MASTER4G: look my answer

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