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Find the roots of the following quadratic equations (if they exist) by the method of completing the square. 4x²+4√3x+3=0

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Answered by nikitasingh79
8

SOLUTION :  

Given : 4x² + 4√3x + 3 = 0

On dividing the whole equation by 4,

(x² + √3x + 3/4) = 0

Shift the constant term on RHS

x² + √3x  = - 3/4

Add square of the ½ of the coefficient of x on both sides

On adding (½ of √3)² = (√3/2)² both sides

x² + √3x +  (√3/2)²  = -¾ + (√3/2)²

Write the LHS in the form of perfect square

(x² + √3/2)² =  -¾  + 3/4

[a² + 2ab + b² = (a + b)²]

(x² + √3/2)² = 0

On taking square root on both sides

(x² + √3/2) = ± 0

On shifting constant term (√3/2) to RHS

x = - √3/2  

Hence, the  roots of the given equation are  - √3/2 &  - √3/2 .

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Answered by mysticd
3

Solution :

Compare given Quadratic

equation 4x²+4√3x+3=0

with ax²+bx+c=0 , we get

a = 4 , b = 4√3 , c = 3

i ) Discreminant ( D )

= b² - 4ac

= ( 4√3 )² - 4×4×3

= 48 - 48

= 0

D = 0

Therefore ,

Roots are real and equal.

ii ) Finding roots by

Completing square method:

4x² + 4√3x + 3 = 0

Divide each term by 4 ,

we get ,

x² + √3x + 3/4 = 0

=> x²+2•x•(√3/2) = -3/4

=> x²+2•x•(√3/2)+(√3/2)²

= -3/4 + ( √3/2 )²

=> ( x + √3/2 )² = -3/4 + 3/4

=> ( x + √3/2 )² = 0

=> x + √3/2 = 0 Or x+√3/2 = 0

=> x = -√3/2 Or x = -√3/2

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