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Split the equation x^2-1

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Answered by RealSweetie
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Answer:

x=1/x

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Answered by TakenName
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Question:

Splitting the terms, \sf{x^2-1}

Given: \sf{x^2-1}

We observe the 1st-degree coefficient is 0.

\sf{=x^2+0x-1}

We can split 0x into two terms.

\sf{=x^2+x-x-1}

Factor out the common factor.

\sf{=x(x+1)-(x+1)}

Factor out the common term x+1.

\sf{=(x+1)(x-1)}

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By using the factor theorem and since we know the two solutions, we can find out the two factors are x+1 and x-1.

\sf{x^2-1=0}

\sf{\therefore x=1\;or\;x=-1}

\sf{\implies (x+1)(x-1)}

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