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X^2 + 10x + 29 = 0 How do I solve this equation (imaginary numbers acceptable)

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X^2+10x+29=0

Quadratic Formula:
−b±√b^2−4(ac)/2a

Substitute the values :
a=1, b=−10, and c=29

into the quadratic formula and solve for
x.

10±√(−10)^2−4•(1•29)/ 2•1

Simplify.

Answer: x=5±2i

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