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If (40+x)^2=2209,then x is​

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Answered by llMissDramaQueenll
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Answer:

12 x 2−17 x −40=0. Enter an ... Step-1 : Multiply the coefficient of the first term by the constant 12 • -40 = -480. Step-2 ... then, according to the law of transitivity, (x-(17/24))2 = 2209/576

Answered by soniatiwari214
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Concept

An algebraic equation of the second degree in x is a quadratic equation. The quadratic equation is written as ax² + bx + c = 0, where x is the variable, a and b are the coefficients, and c is the constant term. First, there must be a term other than zero in the coefficient of x² (a ≠ 0) for an equation to be a quadratic equation. The x² term is written first when constructing a quadratic equation in standard form, then the x term, and finally the constant term.

Given

(40₊x)² = 2209

Find

The given equation must be solved in order to determine the value of x.

Solution

given, (40₊x)² = 2209

expand the equation which is in the form of (a₊b)² = a²₊b²₊2ab

(40)² ₊ (x)² ₊ 2(40)(x) = 2209

1600 ₊ x² ₊ 80x = 2209

x² ₊ 80x ₊ 1600 = 2209

x² ₊ 80x  ₊ 1600 ₋ 2209 = 0

x² ₊ 80x ₋ 609 = 0

factorizing the above equation.

x² ₋ 7x ₊ 87x ₋ 609 = 0

x(x₋7) ₊ 87(x₋7) = 0

(x ₋ 7)(x ₊ 87) = 0

x = 7 or x = ₋87

hence after solving the equation we get the value for x as 7 or ₋87

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