#Need help completing the square
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$x^2 + 8x - 6$
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so the x^2 is already there, but where does the 8x come from?
well, it comes from 2ab, only
so what is a? a=1, cuz x^2 is multiplied by 1
so a = 8/2
$(x+4)^2 = x^2 + 8x + 16$
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Well, we got the first part, x^2 + 8x
we just added an extra 16
we need to substract it
and then we had a -6
$(x+4)^2 - 22 = x^2 + 8x - 6$
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$(x+4)^2 = 22 -> x+4 = +- \sqrt{22}$
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im not telling u the answer man
@safe pendant in which grade ur in?
x+4 = +- sqrt(22)
year 9
thats not what im meant to do
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so what is the answer
22
x= what
x = 4 + rt 22
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issolate x
idk, u tell me
just ask
u can do this on ur own
then what are a b and c?
a = 6 b = 5 c = -21
then i dont see the problem
u have to simplify the fraction
u just replace numbers
what does that mean?