find the roots of quadratic equation by completing square method 4x square+3x+5=0
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Solving the equation by completing the square method.
4x² + 3x +5 = 0 (Dividing the whole equation by 4)
x²+3x/4 + 5/4=0
x² + 3x/4 = -5/4 (putting the equation in a² + 2ab + b²)
x² + 2 × x × 3/4 × 1/2 = -5/4 (Here we have multiplied 1/2 to make the equation equal to the earlier step)
x² + 3x/4 + (3/4)² = -5/4 + (3/4)² {Adding (3/4)² in both sides of the equation}
(x+ 3/4 )² = 9/16 - 5/4
(x+ 3/4 )² = 9/16 -20/16
(x+ 3/4 )² =-11/16
x+ 3/4 = √-11/16
x = √-11/4-3/4
x = (√-11-3)/4 (Answer)
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