Question

Using the quadratic formula, solve the

Answer 1

The two possible solutions to the given equation ( 6x^2-35 = -11x ) are x = 5/3 and x = -7/2

What are the two possible solution to the equation?

Given the equation; 6x² - 35 = -11x

The quadratic formula is expressed as;

x = [ -b±√( b² - 4(ac)  ]/2a

First, we re-arrange our equation in the form of ax² + bx + c = 0

6x² + 11x - 35 = 0

• a = 6
• b = 11
• c = -35

We substitute into the formula.

x = [ -b±√( b² - 4(ac)  ]/2a

x = [ -11±√( 11² - 4( 6 × -35 )  ]/2×6

x = [ -11±√( 121 + 840 ]/12

x = [ -11±√961 ]/12

x = [ -11 ± 31 ]/12

x = (-11 + 31)/12,  (-11 + 31 )/12

x = 20/12,  -42/12

x = 5/3, -7/2

Therefore, the two possible solutions to the given equation ( 6x^2-35 = -11x ) are x = 5/3 and x = -7/2

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