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Answered by OmKore
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Answer: x = \frac{3025+\sqrt{145} }{2}   or x = \frac{3025-\sqrt{145} }{2}

Step-by-step explanation:

x^{2}  - 55x + 720 = 0\\

Now according to the formula;

x= \frac{-b +- \sqrt{b^{2} -4ac}  }{2a}....(+- symbol refers to ± and * refers to multiplication)

now by comparing the given eq with standard eq.(a^{2}+ bx +c = 0)

a = 1,

b = -55 and,

c = 720

Now by substituting the values,

x = \frac{-(-55) +- \sqrt{(-55^{2} ) - 4*1*720} }{2*(-55)} \\x = \frac{3025 +- \sqrt{3025 - 2880} }{2} \\x =\frac{ 3025 +- \sqrt{145\\}}{2} \\

Therefore, x = \frac{3025+\sqrt{145} }{2}     Or  x = \frac{3025 - \sqrt{145} }{2}

Thus above is the solution to the equation.

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