Find the solution of 2x²-4x-2
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Step-by-step explanation:
2x^2–4x-2=0
First realize that there is one equation and one unknown, and that it should be solvable.
Use the quadratic equation to solve.
ax^2+bx+c=0
So for our problem, a=2, b=-4, and c=-2.
Now we plug those numbers into the quadratic equation.
x=[-b±(b^2–4ac)^(1/2)]/(2a)
So x=[4±({-4}^2–4*2*{-2})^(1/2)]/(2*2)
So [4±(16+16)^.5]/4=x
Then, [4±(32)^.5]/4=x
Realize that 32=16*2, and that 16^.5=4
So, [4±4*2^.5]/4=x,
Finally, 1±2^.5=x
1+2^.5=x
1–2^.5=x
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