Asked by Jayden Haddy
                Consider the equation x(square) + 4px + 2q = 0 where p and q are real constants.
a) by completing square, show that (x+2p)square =4P(SQUARE)-2q
b) Hence show that x= -2p +/- square root(4 p(square) -2p )
c) Use the above results to solve the equations
1) x(square) + 8x +14 =0
2) x(square) -16x -6 =0
            
        a) by completing square, show that (x+2p)square =4P(SQUARE)-2q
b) Hence show that x= -2p +/- square root(4 p(square) -2p )
c) Use the above results to solve the equations
1) x(square) + 8x +14 =0
2) x(square) -16x -6 =0
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