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2 years ago

PLEASE HELP ASAP- solve the equation : 9x^2+64=0 . i need work to be shown for credit ....

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In this quadratic equation a=9 b=0 c=64, you could use the Quadratic Formula:
x = [-b +-sqrt (b^2 -4*a*c)] / 2*a
x = 0 +- sqrt (0 -4*9*64) / 2*9
x = +- sqrt(-2,304) / 18

x = + 48 i / 18
x = -48 i /18

Where "i" is the square root of minus 1.

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