Math, asked by OjasT, 9 months ago

quadratic equation:
√(8x²-12x+29)=3x-2

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Answered by capabilitymister
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Step-by-step explanation:

\sqrt{(8x^{2} -12x+29)} =3x-2

Squaring both sides

(8x^{2} -12x+29)= (3x-2)^{2}

8x^{2} -12x+29=9x^{2}  -12x+4

x^{2} -25 = 0

x^{2} = 25

x = ± \sqrt{25}

x = ±5

∴ The roots of the equation are + 5 and -5.

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