SOLUTION: (x-2) ^2+x^2=10
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Question 18701: (x-2) ^2+x^2=10
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Answer by Alwayscheerful(414) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Well, you first have to simplify the
To do that, you can either use FOIL or
I personally like to use the formula because it is much faster.
After simplifying you should get:
Add like terms
To solve
I would simplify it first
You can factor or use the quadratic formula
I will factor because it is faster.
X=3 or -1
Hope this helps!
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