(ii) x^2 – 2 √3 x – 1 = 0. Solving the quadratic equation
find the value of x.
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This is a simple problem where you can use the “complete the square method”.
By adding 4 to both sides you end up with:
x² + (2√3) x + 3 = 4
The left can be then factored into:
(x + √3)²
which leaves you with:
(x + √3)² = 4
Then simplifiy by square rooting both sides (don’t forget the +/- in front of the square root of 4):
x + √3 = +/- 2
x = +/- 2 - √3
Your two solutions are:
x = 2 - √3
x = -2 - √3
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By adding 4 to both sides you end up with:
x² + (2√3) x + 3 = 4
The left can be then factored into:
(x + √3)²
which leaves you with:
(x + √3)² = 4
Then simplifiy by square rooting both sides (don’t forget the +/- in front of the square root of 4):
x + √3 = +/- 2
x = +/- 2 - √3
Your two solutions are:
x = 2 - √3
x = -2 - √3
Plz plz mark me in brain list and like plz plz please
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