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    Can You Solve With The Quadratic Formula And Show Work ? (b) 3x (3x + 4) = -4

    Solve With The Quadratic Formula, Show Work (b) 3x (3x + 4) = -4

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    Using the quadratic formula -
    For an equation of the form ax^2+bx+c =0 , we know that
    x = -b + sqrt (b^2 - 4ac)
              - 
          -------------------------
                      2a
     
    In the current case let us expand the equation, so we get
    9x^2 + 12x+4 = 0
    here a=9, b = 12 and c = 4
     
    applying the values in the above quadratic formula for x we get,
    x = -12+sqrt(144 - 144)   OR   x = -12+sqrt(144 - 144)
           ------------------------              ------------------------
                         18           &n
    bsp;           
               &nbs
    p;    18
     
    so x = -12/18 = -4/9
     

    answered 4 months ago   

    A slight fudge at the end: -12/18 is -2/3. (Greatest common divisor is 6.)

    comment made by Oddman 3 months ago    Report

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