SOLUTION: 9v^2+1=12v and 9v^2+12v=1
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Question 1066878: 9v^2+1=12v and 9v^2+12v=1
Answer by josgarithmetic(39616) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Put the equations in the same form. What do you want with them?
From student: "Use quadratic formula to solve..."
You can plug the values into this formula, the general solution formula of a quadratic equation, and simplify. Look for the formula in your book.
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