Math, asked by ArveKhandelwal, 11 months ago

factorise
x^{2}  + (1 \div 4) - (1 \div 8)

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Answered by thakurji80
0

hii mate ❤..

Answer:

x²+x/4-1/8=(x+1/2)(x-1/4)

Explanation:

Given quadratic polynomial:

x²+x/4-1/8

Splitting the middle term,weget

=x²+x/2-x/4-1/8

=x(x+1/2)-1/4(x+1/2)

=(x+1/2)(x-1/4)

Therefore,

x²-x/4-1/8=(x+1/2)(x-1/4)

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hii ☺️

you are welcome in my ans

x^2 + 1/4 - 1/8

= x^2 + 1/8

= x^2 - (-1/8)

= x^2 - sqrt (-1/8)

= (x - 1/2sqrt2 *i )(1 + 2sqrt 2 *i)

where i is iota whose value is

=>i^2 = -1

= > i = sqrt(- 1)

i called imagnary root

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Hope it may helps you

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