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x(x+1)=56 solve using completing the square method

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Answered by thakkardishant
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x^2+3x+1=0

Answer:

The roots are

x1=−3+√52 and x1=−3−√52

Explanation:

From the given x2+3x+1=0, we can see that the coefficient of x^2 is already 1, so we can begin with the coefficient of x which is 3.

The 3 will have to be divided by 2 then the result should be squared and the final result is 94. This number will be added and subtracted in the equation on one side.

x2+3x+1=0

x2+3x+94−94+1=0

The first 3 terms now will form a PST-perfect square trinomial.

x2+3x+94−94+1=0

(x2+3x+94)−94+1=0

this (x2+3x+94) is equivalent to (x+32)2

So, the equation becomes

(x+32)2−94+1=0

simplify

(x+32)2−54=0

transpose the 5/4 to the right side

(x+32)2=54

Extract the square root of both sides of the equation

√(x+32)2=√54

x+32=±√52

x=−32±√52

The roots are

x1=−3+√52 and x1=−3−√52

God bless....I hope the explanation is useful.

you can also solve your sum in similar way.
Answered by Imanu01
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