Solve the quardatic polynomial 3x^2+5x-2 by splitting the middle term ?
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Answer:
x = 1/3, -2
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Do not split the term in 2 and 3 as product will become positive which should be (-)
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Hi,
Here is your answer
Given:
p(x)=3x²+5x-2
To Find:
The zeros of the polynomial by splitting the middle term
Solution:
3x²+5x-2=0
3x²+6x-x-2=0
3x(x+2)-1(x+2)=0
(x+2)(3x-1)=0
Hence either
x+2=0
x= -2
OR
3x-1=0
x=1/3
Therefore the zeros of x are -2 and 1/3
Notes:
The zeros of the polynomial can be found out by 3 methods
- Factorisation method
- Splitting the middle term
- Competing the square
Hope this helps you.
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