Math, asked by danish4042, 7 months ago

The difference of a positive and its square is -30. Find the number?

Answers

Answered by chsaiphaneendra
2

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us consider the positive number = x

A/c to problem

Difference of positive number & its square is - 30

=> x - x^2 = -30

=> x^2 - x - 30 = 0

Spliting the quadratic equation

=> x^2 - 6x + 5x - 30 =0

Taking x & 5 as common from the equation we have

=> x(x-6) + 5(x-6) = 0

Now taking x-6 as common we have

=> (x-6)(x+5) = 0

=> x-6 =0 & x+5 =0

=> x = 6 & x = -5

As we consider x is a positive number we have x as 6

i.e x = 6.

Verification

=> 6 - 6^2

=> 6 - 36

=> - 30

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given :  The difference of a positive and its square is -30.

To Find : the Number

Solution:

Let say number is N

Square = N²

Difference is N - N²

Difference is - 30

N - N² = - 30

=> N² - N  - 30 = 0

=> N² - 6N + 5N - 30 = 0

=> N (N - 6) + 5(N - 6) = 0

=> ( N + 5)(N - 6) = 0

=> N = 6 or - 5

as Number if Positive hence -5 is neglected

so N = 6

Number is 6

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