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Show that x= -3 is the solution of 2x square +5x-3

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Answered by Quik
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Here is the answer for your question!

Question:-  Show that x= -3 is the solution of 2x square +5x-3

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Answer:-

  • If -3 is the solution for the given equation, when x is substituted with -3 answer should be zero

Given equation,  2x^{2} + 5x - 3

substituting value of x as -3

=  2(-3^{2})+5(-3)-3

=  18-15-3

= 18-18 = 0

  • Hence, when x is substituted with -3 answer is zero

    So, -3 is solution of 2x^{2} +5x-3

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Answered by nishantkahoo
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

2*-3^2= 18

5*-3-3=-18

18-18=0

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