Asked by Larsen

Show that y^2-4y-2=0
Answered by Guido
We have a quadratic equation here.

Do you want to factor this equation?

What exactly do you want to do with this equation?
Answered by Larsen
The next question uses this equation using the formula. So I'm guessing this is factors
Answered by Larsen
The next question uses this equation using the formula. So I'm guessing this is factors.
Answered by Guido
Okay, you want to factor this equation, right?

We have this:

y^2 - 4y - 2 = 0

You can use the quadratic formula or completing the square to solve this question.



Answered by Larsen
well thanks for the help anyways
Answered by Guido
Do what I said.

Use the quadratic formula or completing the square.

You can search the net for many math sites that easily teach you about the quadratic formula and/or completing the square.

Answered by Larsen
Ya i know the quadratic formula and have done the next question which requires you to use it, ill have to research the completing the square tho
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