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How do you solve 4X squared plus 8X minus 20 equals 0? - Answers
-- Although not required, you can make it slightly easier on yourselfif you first divide each side of the equation by 4.-- Either way, you're left with a quadratic equation that isn't easilyfactorable by inspection, so you're forced to use the quadratic formulawhich you learned and then forgot.-- The quadratic formula says that when you have the quadratic equation[ Ax2 + Bx + C = 0 ],which is exactly what you have, the two solutions arex = 1/2A [ -B + sqrt(B2-4AC) ]andx = 1/2A [ -B - sqrt(B2-4AC) ].This is the perfect time to use the quadratic formula,and that's exactly how you solve your equation.
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How do you solve 4X squared plus 8X minus 20 equals 0? - Answers
-- Although not required, you can make it slightly easier on yourselfif you first divide each side of the equation by 4.-- Either way, you're left with a quadratic equation that isn't easilyfactorable by inspection, so you're forced to use the quadratic formulawhich you learned and then forgot.-- The quadratic formula says that when you have the quadratic equation[ Ax2 + Bx + C = 0 ],which is exactly what you have, the two solutions arex = 1/2A [ -B + sqrt(B2-4AC) ]andx = 1/2A [ -B - sqrt(B2-4AC) ].This is the perfect time to use the quadratic formula,and that's exactly how you solve your equation.
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How do you solve 4X squared plus 8X minus 20 equals 0? - Answers
-- Although not required, you can make it slightly easier on yourselfif you first divide each side of the equation by 4.-- Either way, you're left with a quadratic equation that isn't easilyfactorable by inspection, so you're forced to use the quadratic formulawhich you learned and then forgot.-- The quadratic formula says that when you have the quadratic equation[ Ax2 + Bx + C = 0 ],which is exactly what you have, the two solutions arex = 1/2A [ -B + sqrt(B2-4AC) ]andx = 1/2A [ -B - sqrt(B2-4AC) ].This is the perfect time to use the quadratic formula,and that's exactly how you solve your equation.
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