Find the square root of 37x²-28x³+4x⁴+42x+9
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∣3x
2
−x+1∣
We find the square root of the given polynomial 9x
4
−6x
3
+7x
2
−2x+1 by following the steps shown below:
Step 1. Compute the square root of the leading term (9x
4
) and put it, (3x
2
), in the two places shown.
Step 2. Subtract and bring down the next two terms.
Step 3. Double the currently displayed quotient (3x
2
) to 6x
2
. Then add a new term, x, to the quotient such that the result will remove the first term, (−6x
3
), in the current partial remainder.
Step 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until done.
The division is as follows:
Hence, the square root of 9x
4
−6x
3
+7x
2
−2x+1 is 3x
2
−x+1.
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