#Quadratic Equation Question
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Since the integers are quadratic, let them be x and x+1
Since the product of the integers is 4 times the sum of the integers
x(x+1)=4(x+(x+1))
Solve for x
Boom
solve for x?
One second
I think I might have just made a stupid mistake
Let me redo what I did
Yeah its still wrong
Okay let's solve this together
Zrekon
Zrekon
$x^2+x=8x+4$
Zrekon
What is it
See how you've solved the quadratic equation using the quadratic formulae?
Yeah
Check it again
I cant find the error
$\frac{-b+_-\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Zrekon
Now check the square root
K
In your solution, check the square root
Is it positive 49
Yes!
It'll be (-7)^2, which makes it positive!
Don't worry we've all been there
Now fix it
I fixed it
What do I do next
I know the correct answer and the quadratic equation isnt giving me it
Yeah
No it's correct
What happened
65
What
Yeah
What
Lemme just solve it
Yeah
The equation is missing a +4
$x^2+x=4+8x+4$
Zrekon
$x^2+x=8x+8$
Zrekon
Yeah I get 8 now
Nah
mann
Maybe
I have like 2 more problems left
Ill try solving them myself
If I need help ill come back here
Im pretty sure ill need help tho
Ty
Need any help?
Yes wait
uh
Okay
See the figure
Just the outer figure
Cut it out into 4 rectangles of width w each, one of length 16 and the other of length 12
Okay
What equation do i use to solve this
Not that
Wait
K
How tf do that
Don't solve it yet
Oh
K
Just for simplification
Then do we double it
K
(12+2w)(w)
Oh
See the blue rectangle doesn't cover the whole area
What is it
It's taken by the red one
It'll be 12w
And the area of the red part?
32w+4w^2?
Yep
Then do we add them
Yes!
You're getting it
We add them and keep them equal to?
Think what they're equal to
44w+4w^2?
Wha
Nvm
Yeah i added 12 for some reason
Hm
Its 56w
Yes
Not 44
Yeah
Think
See
The area we found is the area of the red and blue part
The total area of the pathway
Earlier you found out the area of the pathway, remember?
Let me enter this
56w+4w^2=93
In the quadratic formula
K
Something feels funny
Wait
Its the exact same as last time
It gets a negative answer
With a bunch of decimals
Not 3
Wha
Wait a sec
K
,w 4w^2+56w-93
Okay
Is that right?
Something's not right
Yeah
Ye
Interesting
No it doesn't
In what equation
(16+2w)(12+2w)
I forgot to multiply 1.5 by 2