document.write( "Question 335690: I am looking at an example of a quadratic equation x^2 - 4x - 7 =0\r
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document.write( "using the quadratic formula I come up with 4 (+or-)(-4^2-4(1)(-7))/2 the instructor simplified this to x = 4(+or-)2(11^1/2) I don't see where the number 11 came from or how the 2 was pulled out of the square can someone explain. I will have a similar question to this according to the teacher in a quiz next week and I need to understand this. Thank-you. \n" );
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