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The minimum value of the quadratic
expression x2 + bx + c is​

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Answered by DevendraLal
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Given:

x² + bx + c

To find:

The Minimum value of the equation

Solution:

To get the minimum value of this equation, differentiate the given equation

x² + bx + c

Differentiation is

  • 2x+b

Equate this equation equal to zero

  • 2x+b = 0
  • x = -b/2

Put this value of x in hte given equation

x² + bx + c

  • (-b/2)² + b(-b/2) + c
  • b²/4 - b²/2+c
  • -b²/4+c

The Minimum value of the equation is -b²/4+c

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