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Find the roots of the quadratic equation if they exist by Completely the square x² - 9 = 5x

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Answered by Anonymous
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I think the ..Ans is (5±√61)/2 .......

Answered by mysticd
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Answer:


x = ( 5± √61 )/2


Step-by-step explanation:


Given Quadratic equation,


x² - 9 = 5x


=> x² - 5x = 9


=> x² - 2 .x . ( 5/2 ) = 9


=> x² - 2.x.( 5/2 ) + ( 5/2 )² = 9+(5/2)²


=> ( x - 5/2 )² = 9 + 25/4


=> ( x - 5/2 )² = ( 36 + 25 )/4


=> ( x - 5/2 )² = 61/4


=> x - 5/2 = ± √(61/4)


=> x = 5/2 ± √61/2


=> x = ( 5 ± √61 )/2


Therefore,


x = (5 + √61 )/2 or


x = ( 5 -√61 )/2


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