Question 211918This question is from textbook Intoductery Algebra
: This is from a chapter on solving a quadratic equation by compleating a square. Please help me solve.
Thank you. This question is from textbook Intoductery Algebra
You can put this solution on YOUR website! This is from a chapter on solving a quadratic equation by completing a square. Please help me solve.
Step 1. For this case completing the square was not needed. Let's get rid of the denominator by multiplying the denominator to both sides of the equation.
The equation OR which will now be
Step 2. Now let's subtract -4 from both sides of the equation.
(note: the answer is just the ) plus or minus sqrt(11)
Step 3. So this is now a quadratic equation where
a=1, b=0, and c=-11 where we will use the quadratic formula
You can put this solution on YOUR website! This is from a chapter on solving a quadratic equation by compleating a square. Please help me solve.
We proceed by completing the square to solve this equation
-------> Cross-multiplying
------> Add 7 to both sides of equation
b = 0, so there is no halving "b" and then squaring the result, so move on to next step