Math, asked by dhanrajnagothu5, 9 months ago

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x²+9x+20=0
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  • x² + 9x + 20 = 0

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  • Zeros of the quadratic equation is the value of the variable for which when replaced in the quadratic equations the value for the quadratic equation changes to zero.

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  • ax² + bx + c = 0

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  • To find the zeros of the quadratic equation .

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  • x² + 9x + 20 = 0
  • a = 1
  • b = 9
  • c = 20
  • Quadratic formula = \bold{\frac{-b\: \pm\:{\sqrt{b^{2}\:-\:4ac} }}{2a}}  

  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\: \pm\:{\sqrt{9^{2}\:-\:4(1)(20)} }}{2(1)}}

  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\: \pm\:{\sqrt{81\:-\:80} }}{2}}  

  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\: \pm\:{\sqrt{1} }}{2}}     ∵ any √1 is 1

  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\: \pm\:{1}}{2}}

  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\ -\:{1}}{2}}

  • x = \bold{\frac{-10}{2}}

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  • x = \bold{\frac{-9\ +\:{1}}{2}}

  • x = \bold{\frac{-8}{2}}

     \bold{\boxed{\green{x\: =\: -4}}}

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