#quadratic equations
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do you know about the quadratic formula?
yes, the ABC formula
And I solved a few with them. Howeverm this the first time facing an answer with fractions.
what do you get?
the formula used here is x = [-b+-sqrt(b²-4ac)]/2a
and the answers match
just split the denominator
@violet valley ?
you just used completing the square to explain the whole thing
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I guess maths has various ways
many students are familiar with this quadratic formula...
it sure has
easy-peesy question tho
you, i also thought what went wrong with this
everything was fine....but he had some problems on chugging the values ig
i guess that people just use this formula as the formula it is and get the values as decimal numbers, probs just substutute w calculator
its not strange that those same question how did someone get a fraction or smthn
wat?
like represent the answer like 12345.6789 in this format
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idk how it has to be represented, pretty sure it doesnt really matter as long as you solve it
OH
I JUSt understtod the question
srry
its not really mandatory
but since students here use calculator to get this, they copy whatever number they get and thats it
the person had doubts on how the answer came out to be this
you just do not wanna get decimal answers with the formula, it becomes a mess
Oh wow sorry guys, i'm just back. Was eating.
I will take a look rn, still didn't solve it.
waaaat?, my classmates surely dont think like that
big brain process Fr
it just looks neat in fractions, unless you actually want rounded decimal answers
cause most cases the values would be infinite decimal numbers
if you know how the formula was derived, it is more fun
bro, we have a hell lotta formula in our daily life....
That's true, exact same formula I've used.
then how did you not get that answer
welp, then you just leave the sqrt(17) as that
and magic
Let me read the conversation between you. I suck at math im so sorry.
dw, take your time
bro its 4x2x(-1)
I know it’s very wrong, but yeah. Gonna read and trying to understand.
please check again
Yes sorry xD
and in the formula its -b not b^2
check this for reference of formula
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Hold on, gonna recalculate it
ig you confused discriminant formula with the quadratic formula
This is what I’ve done out of my head
yes this is correct
now this is correct
But honestly, idk how to solve it rn
it is merely formula substitution thats it
just split the /4 to both the terms on the numerator
it doesnt really matter cuz the answer is same
Can I ask which answers you (both) got?
yeah, but if he wants the answeer to look the same
My theorybook says for x1 = - 3/4 + 1/4 = sqrt(17)
And
what?/
x2 = = - 3/4 - 1/4 = sqrt(17)
is it really equal?
from where does that extra equal sign comes
no it is not
But how did they get that 1/4? Like the - 3/4 and sqrt(17) is clever.
there is no difference in write a denominator for the whole answer and splitting it for each term of the answer
-3/4 + sqrt(17)/4 is the same with (-3 + sqrt(17) ) / 4
silly mistake
I literally sent a photo with a possible method that could lead to that directly lmao
but whatever, its what they telling you, just split or not the denominator
@violet valley if your problem is solved, you might wanna close
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