Math, asked by osh7i2013, 1 month ago

use factoring to solve the polynomial equation:
(x−2)(x+4)=7

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Answered by BrilliantBeast
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Rewrite x4x4 as (x2)2(x2)2.

(x2)2+7x2−18=0(x2)2+7x2-18=0

Let u=x2u=x2. Substitute uu for all occurrences of x2x2.

u2+7u−18=0u2+7u-18=0

Factor u2+7u−18u2+7u-18 using the AC method.

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(u−2)(u+9)=0(u-2)(u+9)=0

Replace all occurrences of uu with x2x2.

(x2−2)(x2+9)=0(x2-2)(x2+9)=0

If any individual factor on the left side of the equation is equal to 00, the entire expression will be equal to 00.

x2−2=0x2-2=0

x2+9=0x2+9=0

Set the first factor equal to 00 and solve.

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x=√2,−√2x=2,-2

Set the next factor equal to 00 and solve.

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x=3i,−3ix=3i,-3i

The final solution is all the values that make (x2−2)(x2+9)=0(x2-2)(x2+9)=0 true.

x=√2,−√2,3i,−3ix=2,-2,3i,-3i

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