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Using the quadratic formula, find the solution(s) to 2x2+26x+60=0
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Hint: The quadratic formula is: x=−b±b2−4ac√2a
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x = 13
x = -3, x = -10
x = 30
x = 3, x = 10
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First simplify by factoring or using the quadratic formula.
Using the formula with a=2, b=26, c=60:
Discriminant = b^2 − 4ac = 26^2 − 4·2·60 = 676 − 480 = 196, √196 = 14.
x = (−26 ± 14)/(2·2) = (−26 ± 14)/4
So x = (−26+14)/4 = −12/4 = −3, or x = (−26−14)/4 = −40/4 = −10.
Answer: x = −3, x = −10.
Using the formula with a=2, b=26, c=60:
Discriminant = b^2 − 4ac = 26^2 − 4·2·60 = 676 − 480 = 196, √196 = 14.
x = (−26 ± 14)/(2·2) = (−26 ± 14)/4
So x = (−26+14)/4 = −12/4 = −3, or x = (−26−14)/4 = −40/4 = −10.
Answer: x = −3, x = −10.
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