Math, asked by jasleen635, 9 months ago

Which of the following is a quadratic
equation ?
a) x2 + 2x +1 = ( 4-x)2 + 3
b)
-2 x2 = (5-x) (2x- 2/5)
c) (k+1) x2 +3/2 x =7 where k is not
equal to -1 d) x3 –x2 = (x-1)3
Select one:
O a. (k+1) x2 +3/2 x =7 where k is
not equal to -1
O b.-2 x2 = (5-x) (2x- 2/5)
O c. x2 + 2x +1 = ( 4-x)2 + 3
O d. x3 –x2 = (x-1)3​

Answers

Answered by purushothamthamminen
4

Answer:

x²+2x+1=(4-x)2+3 is the correct answer

Step-by-step explanation:

x²+2x+1=(4-x)2+3

x²+2x+1=8-2x+3

x²+2x+1=11-2x

Answered by halamadrid
1

Given,

A set of equations

To find,

Which of the following are linear equations?

Solution,

A quadratic equation is an equation that has a maximum power of 2

a) x²+2x+1=(4-x)²+3

   x²+2x+1=16+x²-8x+3

   x²+2x+1-(16+x²-8x+3)=0

   x²+2x+1-16-x²+8x-3=0

   10x-18=0

It is not a quadratic equation since it has a maximum power of 1.

b)  -2 x² = (5-x) (2x- 2/5)

    -2x²=5(2x²-2/5)-x(2x-2/5)

    -2x²=10x²-2-2x²+(2/5)x

    -10x²-(2/5)x+2=0

It is a quadratic equation since it has a maximum power of 2.

c) (k+1)x² +3/2 x =7 is a quadratic equation since it has a maximum power of 2.

d)   x³ –x² = (x-1)³

     x³ –x² = x³-1-3x²+3x

    -x²+1+3x²-3x=0

     2x²-3x+1=0

It is a quadratic equation since it has a maximum power of 2.

Hence,   -10x²-(2/5)x+2=0, (k+1)x² +3/2 x =7 and  2x²-3x+1=0 are quadratic equation. Option (b), Option (c), Option (d)

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