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x^+2x-400 use factorisation method...

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Answered by luckiest1
2
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hello...!

» x²+2x-400

D » b²-4ac

D » (2)²-4(1)(-400)

D » 4 - (-1600)

D » 4+1600

D » 1604

now,

x = \frac{ - b - \sqrt{d} }{2a} \\ x = \frac{ - b + \sqrt{d} }{2a}

» x = - 2±√1604/2

» x = -2±40.04/2

» x = -2-40.04/2

and

› x = -2+40.04/2

»x = -42.04/2 = -21.02✔

and

»x = 38.04/2 = 19.02✔

....#thankà❤
Answered by generalRd
2

Given,

The quadratic equation is x^+2x-400.

Now to solve a quadratic equation we can use 3 methods =>

1)Completing Square Method,

2)Middle term Split method, and

3)By Quadratic formula.

Here we will be using the quadratic formula method to solve the quadratic equation as using factorization method is not suitable here--->

d=b^2 - 4×a ×c

=>d = (2)^2 -{4 × 1×(-400)}

=>d = 4 + 1600

=>d = 1604.

Hence we have =>

x = \dfrac{-b\pm\sqrt d}{2\times{a}}

=>x=\dfrac{-2\pm\sqrt1604}{2\times1}

=>x =  \dfrac{-2\pm\sqrt1604}{2}

So,

either,

x=  \dfrac{-2+\sqrt1604}{2}

or

x =  \dfrac{-2-\sqrt1604}{2}

REMEMBER

1)Here

d = discriminant (decides the nature of roots or zeroes of a quadratic equation.

a)when d = 0

then the quadratic equation will have the same real and equal roots.

b)when d>0

then the quadratic equation will have two real and distinct roots.

c)when d<0

then the quadratic equation will have no real roots i.e it will have imaginary roots.

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