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=(x)^2 - cx + (9/4)^2
=(x)^2 - cx + (3/2^2)^2
= c= 9/2
Maybe my answer is right....
=(x)^2 - cx + (9/4)^2
=(x)^2 - cx + (3/2^2)^2
= c= 9/2
Maybe my answer is right....
ricky007:
wrong....its 9/2
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If we can write the given polynomial as a square term, it will have same factors.
Given,
x² - cx + 81/16
= {x² - (2 × c/2 × x) + (c/2)²} - (c/2)² + 81/16
= (x - c/2)² + (- c²/4 + 81/16)
Now, it will be a square term, if
- c²/4 + 81/16 = 0
or, c²/4 = 81/16
or, c² = 81/4
or, c² = (9/2)²
So, c = ± 9/2
Therefore, when c = 9/2 or, c = - 9/2, the given polynomial will have same factors.
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