SOLUTION: solve 4xsqared-16x+3=0 by using completing the square
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Question 301413: solve 4xsqared-16x+3=0 by using completing the square
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Step 1: Divide through by the lead coefficient:
Step 2: Add the Additive Inverse of the Constant term to both sides:
Step 3: Divide the coefficient of the first degree term by 2, square the result, and add that result to both sides:
^2\ =\ 4)
Step 4: Factor the perfect square in the LHS and simplify the RHS:
^2\ =\ \frac{13}{4})
Step 5: Take the square root of both sides, remembering to consider both the positive and negative root
Step 6: Finish solving:
John
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