Math, asked by DeadlyExpert7, 1 year ago

Find the root by the method of completing square:
5 {x}^{2}  - 6x - 2 = 0

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

5x^2 -6x -2 = 0


x^2 -(6/5)x -(2/5) = 0


(x)^2 - [2.(3/5).x] + (3/5)^2 - (3/5)^2 -(2/5) = 0


[x-(3/5)]^2 = (2/5)+(9/25)


[x-(3/5)]^2 = (19/25)


x-(3/5) = √19/5


x = (3/5) ± √19/5


Roots of the equation are


x = [3+(√19)]/5

& x = [3-(√19)]/5


Answered by Rahulclapon
1
HLW BRO!
THE solution of YOUR QUESTION with completing square method is given below:
5X^2-6X-2=0
:DIVIDE it with 5
THEN,X^2-6X/5-2/5=0
adding 9/25 both side
:X^2-6X+9/25=2/5+9/25
:(X-3/5)^2=19/25
X-3/5=root 19/5
X=(3+root 19)/5 and (3-root19)/5
THANK U☺
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