SOLUTION: need to solve by completing the square. 9x^2+27x-4=0
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Question 769821: need to solve by completing the square. 9x^2+27x-4=0
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Third term = (1/2 the co-efficient of second term)^2
=(1/2 *3)^2
=9/4
take square root
x+(3/2) = +/-sqrt(97)/6
x= -(3/2)+sqrt(97)/6 OR -(3/2)-sqrt(97)/6
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