how do I solve 2x^2-32=0
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Answer:
x=4,−4
Explanation:
You can factor out a 2 as the GCF.
2(x2−16)=0
x2−16 is the difference of perfect squares, which are (x−4)(x+4)
Therefore, you now have 2(x−4)(x+4).
To solve this quadratic means to find the roots of it (the points where the parabola will cross the x-axis).
x−4=0
x=4
and
x+4=0
x=−4
Therefore, x = -4, 4
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x=4,−4
Explanation:
You can factor out a 2 as the GCF.
2(x2−16)=0
x2−16 is the difference of perfect squares, which are (x−4)(x+4)
Therefore, you now have 2(x−4)(x+4).
To solve this quadratic means to find the roots of it (the points where the parabola will cross the x-axis).
x−4=0
x=4
and
x+4=0
x=−4
Therefore, x = -4, 4
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