Solve equation 2^4 - 5x^2 + 3 is equal to zero and take x^2 = y.
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I shall proceed assuming you are comfortable solving quadratic equations!
Now the given equation is 2x^4−5x^2+3=0
Let x^2 = t
Hence the new equation will become
2t^2–5t+3=0
now the simple formula for quadratic equation would be
t =[ -b±√(b^2 - 4ac) ]/ 2a
where a, b are coefficients of t^2 and t respectively, and c is the constant.
Hence according to our equation, a=2, b=-5, c=3
∴t =[ -(-5)±√((-5)^2 -4x2x3)]/2x2
∴t=[5±√(25–24)]/4
∴t=[5±1]/4
∴t=2, or t=3/2
Now resubstituting t=x^2
∴x^2=2 or x^2=(3/2)
∴x=√2 or x=√(3/2)
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