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Solve the following quadratic equation using square roots. Write your answer in set notation. (x+27)2/−6 =−24
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Assume the equation is (x + 27)^2 / (-6) = -24.
Multiply both sides by -6:
(x + 27)^2 = 144.
Take square roots:
x + 27 = ±12.
So x = -27 ± 12, giving x = -15 or x = -39.
Answer: { -15, -39 }
Multiply both sides by -6:
(x + 27)^2 = 144.
Take square roots:
x + 27 = ±12.
So x = -27 ± 12, giving x = -15 or x = -39.
Answer: { -15, -39 }
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