SOLUTION: I can't get my equation in the right order, the 0 is confusing me:
4x2-9=0 the first part is four x squared.==> 4x^2-9=0
equation rewritten as 4x^2-9=0
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Question 248905: I can't get my equation in the right order, the 0 is confusing me:
4x2-9=0 the first part is four x squared.==> 4x^2-9=0
equation rewritten as 4x^2-9=0
Answer by chosenpoint(26) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
We can use the ^ symbol to indicate exponents, but in true mathematical format, the equation should look like this:
adding 9 to both sides
simplifying
dividing both sides by 4
simplifying
taking square root of both sides
or simplifying
or further simplifying and final answer
If using the quadratic formula, it would look like this:
converted the original given equation to standard form, notice there is no x term, so we have used as a placeholder
where , , and
and from there, just substitute the numbers in for a, b, and c
or final answer verified
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